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From: | Christie Simmons |
Subject: | [Af-test] revolution |
Date: | Fri, 15 Sep 2006 09:34:06 -0500 |
On eachside of the stairs a colossal bronze tripod
smoked. His lion-like manewas still impressive but less luxuriant and streaked with
grey-silver.
They laughed at thesound of the prose of Rousseau.
He sat down on aneglected stone bench and began to pick the burrs from his clothes.
The lines did not move asprecisely as did those of the guards of his master at
Potsdam. Withthese roots though they will even bloom again perhaps.
Anthony had taken full advantage of
this.
It isonly actors who can assume tones from the
heart. Angela may even tell youwhy; she is grateful. Yet there was just a trace
ofamusement there, Anthony thought.
He reascended the tribune and lifted one
hand.
A great deal of liquid hasgone under the bridge
since I saw you last, he sighed. Much, MUCH better, Juan, said Anthony so
emphatically that Juanalmost cut him. It is something that islikely to last, said he
and then looked suddenly embarrassed.
Thesalon was the place to be seen; to stand by a
pedestal and beadmired. I have always been merciful to the youngever since. Well, he
must have fallen into the water or gone to thewrong chimney. But I,Debrülle, the
poor singer, have taught her all she knows. Anthonyhad just time to catch a glimpse
before the rather smart phaetonahead turned a corner.
Simba and I, we have come to stay with
you.
The horses seemed tobe galloping furiously upon a
treadmill.
They dropped Montijo at the embassy and continued
on across the oldturning bridge by the Tuileries.
The shifting of Debrülles walkingstick caused
Anthony to choke.
Everybody in Paris who was not blind or paralysed,
an ancient or aninfant was there. The bugle is the essential voice of France. The
irresistible might of the god on the tribune was now visiblyapparent.
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