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— Francis Bacon, Preface to Maxims of the Law Selinas voice was pitched high with scorn as she refused, but I was too taken with my idea to listen. I had an illogical conviction that doing something extravagant and crazy would set us right again. Gauck came in, sat down quietly, said nothing, did nothing. He did not even smoke. He never fidgeted. He never went to sleep. He just watched. I raised an eyebrow. "Mmmm?" They attacked the thing from all four sides and the top, and by inner and outer theory. If a thing measures a half mile on each side and the sides are straight, there just has to be something in the middle of it. They took pictures from the air, and they turned out perfect. They proved that Robert Rampart had the prettiest hundred and sixty acres in the country, the larger part of it being a lush green valley, and all of it being a half mile on a side, and situated just where it should be. They took ground-level photos then, and it showed a beautiful half mile stretch of land between the boundaries of Charley Dublin and Hollistor Hyde. But a man isnt a camera? None of them could see that beautiful spread with the eyes in their heads. Where was it? Murray F. YacoNo Moving Parts,Amz, May. "It was the best and purest moment of my life," Jay said. He is still Malann, she answered. We are still his people.” "Ive been around here a long time," the man answered. The espionage machine was beginning to take form. Of course; variety is the spice of life. Well have plenty of conventional entertainment; letme worry about that. And every so often well have information programs—I hate that word propaganda—to tell the cloistered American public what’s really happening in the world. Our special features will just be the bait. Here on the surface we do not remember for different reasons. We know more about outer space than oceanic depths simply because there are vastly moreinformation offices, lobbyists, public-relations men, and publicity agents working to sustain interest in the economically and strategically vital aerospace program. "There was a time," I mused, "when the whole species was confined to the surface, give or take a few feet up or down, of a single planet. Youve got a whole galaxy to run around in. Youve seen a lot of it, yeah. But not all." black flannel(flatly): Yes. Initiation is binding for life— and for the afterlife: one of our mottos is Ferdinands dying cry inThe Duchess of Malfi. "I will vault credit and affect high pleasures after death." The penalty for revealing organisational secrets is not death alone but extinction— all memory of the person is erased from public and private history; his name is removed from records; all knowledge of and feeling for him is deleted from the minds of his wives, mistresses, and children: it is as if he had never existed. That, by the by, is a good example of the powers of the Inner Circle. It may interest you to know, Mr. Adler, that as a result of the retaliatory activities of the Inner Circle, the names of three British kings have been expunged from history. Those who have suffered a like fate include two popes, seven movie stars, a brilliant Flemish artist superior toRembrandt ...(As he spins out an apparently interminable listing, the Fifth Person creeps in on hands and knees from the kitchen. Gott cannot see him at first, as the sofa is between Gotts chair and the kitchen door. The Fifth Person is the Black Jester, who looks rather like a caricature of Gott but has the same putty complexion as the Man in the Black Flannel Suit. The Black Jester wears skin-tight clothing of that colour, silver-embroidered boots and gloves, and a black hood edged with silver bells that do not tinkle. He carries a scepter topped with a small death's-head that wears a black hood like his own edged with tinier silver bells, soundless as the larger ones.)the black jester(suddenly rearing up like a cobra from behind the sofa and speaking to the Man in the Black Flannel Suit over the latter's shoulder): Ho! So you're still teasing his rickety hopes with that shit about the Inner Circle? Good sport, brother!— you play your fish skillfully. No, no, damn it, said Tom with irritation. You dont understand. It works at random. It can writeanything. That’s the trouble—most of its output is useless to me. It has done a completeJulius Caesar, for example—and thirty of the Sonnets. It has produced several letters of application for the job of school-bus driver in Wyandotte, Ohio, in 1933. It has made dozens of dirty limericks, and has actually invented a new vice by describing it in a story. It has written the diary of a sixteen-year-old moron named Artie Messer for the year 1967. "Were smashed like bugs," the Rampart boys intoned. "Were thin like paper." A thoughtful man named Maxwell Mouser had just produced a work of actinic philosophy. It took him seven minutes to write it. To write works of philosophy one used the flexible outlines and the idea indexes; one set the activator for such a wordage in each subsection; an adept would use the paradox feed-in, and the striking analogy blender; one calibrated the particular-slant and the personality-signature. It had to come out a good work, for excellence had become the automatic minimum for such productions. Then who was killed? Come on, says the tall man..
