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It was almost evening now and Mose had to go and do the chores. He half expected the thing might haul out the bird-cage and be gone when he came back to the house. And he tried to be sore at it for its selfishness - it had taken from him and had not tried to pay him back - it had not, so far as he could tell, even tried to thank him. But he made a poor job of being sore at it. They strode off across the sparse, rocky landscape, scuffing the tufts of grass showing through the snow. The Ox took the belt and the knife in silence. Then John looked at me and took out a little leather book, and gave it to me. He said,For you, Martin. I took it. It was, I think, some book of poetry, but it was all gummed together with blood. I said, “I will learn to read.” He isnt. He’s in Stockton on business. Id expected this. I handed him the pound. As I put the goods in a paper bag I said, "I took the number of that quid, mate. If the cops call on me about this deal Ill be able to tell them you're taking cash off the customers. They may not nick you, of course— but they may soak you hard." No, dammit! It was something personal. Harry shook his head again.No need for that. Ill be all right. I’m going outside and get some fresh air. Jed, will you give me a hand, please? I wanted to make special mention of the quality— and quantity — of speculative/fabulative fiction in Transatlantic Review;and (second place, but way up) in Cavalier.And I should note here, for readers really upset about the changes in this book, that there are now three field-wide science-fiction Bests each year— the Carr-Wollheim World's Best Science Fiction(Ace), SFWA's Nebula(Doubleday), and a new annual coming from Putnam edited by Harry Harrison— in addition to the yearly collections published by each of the magazines. Susan bent over him, close enough to see the alien thing that sprawled in his brain like a cancer. Her eyes shone and she wrenched at the thing with disgust; unwanted neural links swelled and popped like worms.There is blood on your hands, raged Susan silently.Why didnt you come to me before ... Or did we have to get this far ourselves before we could make out the meaning of the light? Did Borges work, and Jarry’s, simply have to wait for the rest of us to catch up? Perhaps we had to go the Zen route before we could contemplate the statement, Pataphysics isthe science ... with equanimity (let alone delight), and wail for our learned Academies to convene Conferences on the nature of time before Borges’ “Tlon Uqbar, Tertius Orbis” became comprehensible? How do I get to it? You know somethin Harry, I plumb fergot what would happen to them lights. By gosh, I reckon I wuz the one what got us all in trouble. I jest reckon I better go n tell the fellers I’m sorry ‘bout that. That boy warnt no help to me, Mister, but he warn’t no trouble neither. The onliest thing on his mind was that car. I didn’t hold with it, but I didn’t put down no foot. He fixed up that old shed there to work in, and he needed something, he went out and earned up the money to buy it. They was a crowd of them around most times, helpin’ him, boys workin’ and gals watchin’. Them tight-pants girls. Have radios on batteries set around so as they could twisty dance while them boys hammered that metal out. When I worked around and overheared em, I swear I couldn’t make out more’n one word from seven. What he done was take that car to some national show, for prizes and such. But one day he just took off, like they do nowadays. The gas gun was hopelessly out of reach, securely strapped to his shoulder pack. Ed stared, knowing there was absolutely nothing he could do to protect himself before this creature, fully eight feet tall, with arms as big as Eds own thighs, and eyes (My Lord—blue eyes!) boring into his. There was a light of savage intelligence there—and something else. Raymond HartleyMonkey on My Magazine Rack,Gent, May. You know somethin Harry, I plumb fergot what would happen to them lights. By gosh, I reckon I wuz the one what got us all in trouble. I jest reckon I better go n tell the fellers I’m sorry ‘bout that. No! She began to run, faster, faster . . ..
