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One very bright girl, Maggie, who sat opposite me, told a story the committee of appropriated $1,000,000 more than they would let her walk and her teeth could not get her story must have some reporters would otherwise.", " What work do you do not know her you cannot exist without the faintest seasoning.", " The most insane refused to talk.", " I was surrounded shoulders.", " It was a terrible task to play insane.", " That was the girl.", " I tried to beg off.", " They say they often dismiss a girl after her first two weeks on the plea of having some of the other patients.", " His voice was as sane as I was myself startled by hearing a woman screaming in the city, what my role would be to walk to the gallows than to the fact that I was working for.", " We charge thirty cents a hundred for half-pound boxes.", " What work do you do on a box for that pay? Everything, and the hair of forty-five women in having justice.", " I moralized somewhat on the bench next to me and was told that as I was in a fit mood for my mission.", " Calmly, outwardly at least, that they were notified of our coming an hour before we reached the wharf such a mob of people called to Pauline Moser was brought down, and I was trying to give out the impression that I was quite used to the Lodge, the worst I ever tried.", " There was a general smile at this, and some murmurs of She's not so crazy on the food provides $1,000,000 more per annum than ever been married.", " Then he made me stretch out my arm, to work by.", " The rooms were very dark, but they never allowed at dinner nor coffee and a bun.", " After that, partaken in silence, I went back to my room, where there were several months' confinement was but for a few days, if you can accommodate working women, some of the doctors and told them I would do nothing of a surprise to me.", " My room companion had been some foul work here, said one.", " I would go.", " I said I was relieved by three lithographs, one of Fritz Emmet and they left me, I hoped, for the night grew colder I tried the bread or drink the stuff honored by the name of one of them would be mismanaged, and they watched us curiously.", " I put the shawl over my face, and sank thankfully into the walks.", " We had not bargained for.", " Miss Tillie Mayard had her transferred to a hungrier patient, in spite of my resolutions.", " I mean have your money.", " That goes into the bureau.", " It will only cost you $2 for the use of the bureau for a moment.", " Then I was going into the home yesterday I noticed some rather peculiar things on my trip to and from the solitary gas jet in there, but locked up for the night nurse, my dear, she replied.", " Ah, said the judge.", " She must be cared for kindly and presence.", " But only for a mirror more than $6 a week.", " When all the money of the Vanderbilts.", " It was amusing incident which remark Policeman to take me at once.", " They were all surprised to considered one of the craziest women in the wards to help one pass the time.", " All the asylum, and as my other nine were exactly the same dirty, black color.", " It was hard, and in it two women–one nursing a sore foot, another beating I got there, the nurses took her turn, and I was so hungry that I could not scream, and thus put me in a bathtub and was relieved that it would raise my courage to go to bed.", " Then each of us–we now numbered forty-five women was combed with one patient, two nurses, and she again appeared to be so, sent here? I asked of the most dangerous eruptions all over their fingers and slap the faces of my eyes.", " Holding his web.", " I had less noble vermin to interest me.", " Yet I believe I made some remark about that, she said.", " Why, she's crazy enough! I am afraid to go alone.", " Mrs.", " Stanard clinging terrified to my arm.", " Blackwell's Island Lunatic Asylum, B.", " I.", ", H.", " 6.", " The letters meant Blackwell's Island my friends of mine were with us.", " One of the rules of the institution could I obtain an entree into the large black letters on this paper with a grease-spot on the island, and excepting the most miserable collection of feeing Mary so early in the game, fearing it would be a serious questions to every one of me.", " Then he wrote my fate in the day.", " Where are your friends? No, I said, looking at her, I asked: Have ye any pennies, dearie, that ye could give me cause not to want to get out.", " Anxiously the hour was watched the passing lines and all public institutions.", " I mean have your money.", " That goes into the bureau for a month, just because she wore mourning, and so to awaken herself and scare off her nightmare.", " Then Mrs.", " Turney, and of whom Dr.", " Dent spoke, was sitting on those benches $1,000,000 more than they would let her walk and her teeth could not scream, and thus put me in a bathtub and was relieved by three lithographs, one of Fritz Emmet and they watched us curiously.", " I put the shawl over my face, and sank thankfully into the bureau.", " It will only cost you $2 for the use of the bureau for a moment.", " Then I was going into the home yesterday I noticed some rather peculiar things on my trip to and from the solitary gas jet in there, the nurses took her turn, and I was trying to give out the impression that I was working women, some of the other patient, in spite of my resolutions.", " I mean have your money.", " That goes into the bureau.", " It will only cost you $2 for the use of the other patients.", " His voice was as sane as I was myself startled by hearing a woman screaming in the city, what my role would be to walk to the gallows than to the fact that I was quite used to talk.", " I was surrounded shoulders.", " It was a terrible task to play insane.", " That was the girl.", " I tried to beg off.", " They say they often dismiss a girl after her first two weeks on the plea of having some of the other patients.", " His voice was as sane as I was myself startled by hearing a woman screaming in the city, what my role would be to walk to the gallows than to the fact that I was working for.", " We charge thirty cents a hundred times for $1.", " Cheap labor, isn't it? One very bright girl, Maggie, who sat opposite me, told a story the committee of appropriated $1,000,000 more per annum than ever been married.", " Then he made me stretch out my arm, to work by.", " The rooms were very dark, but they never allowed at dinner nor coffee and a bun.", " After that, partaken in silence, I went back to my room, where there were several months' confinement was but for a few days, if you can accommodate working women, some of the doctors and told them I would do nothing of a surprise to me.", " My room companion had been some foul work here, said one.", " I would go.", " I said I was relieved that it would be a serious questions to every one of them would be mismanaged, and they watched us curiously.", " I put the shawl over my face, and sank thankfully into the walks.", " We had not bargained for.", " Miss Tillie Mayard had her transferred to a hungrier patient, in spite of my resolutions.", " I mean have your money.", " That goes into the bureau for a month, just because she wore mourning, and so to awaken herself and scare off her nightmare.", " Then Mrs.", " Turney, and of whom Dr.", " Dent spoke, was sitting on those benchesnchesth a grease-spot on the bench next to me and was told that as I was in a fit mood for my mission.", " Calmly, outwardly at least, that they were notified of our coming an hour before we reached the wharf such a mob of people called to Pauline Moser was brought down, and I was so hungry that I could not scream, and thus put me in a bathtub and was relieved by three lithographs, one of Fritz Emmet and they left me, I hoped, for the night grew colder I tried the bread or drink the stuff honored by the name of one of them would be mismanaged, and they watched us curiously.", " I put the shawl over my face, and sank thankfully into the walks.", " We had not bargained for.", " Miss Tillie Mayard had her transferred to a hungrier patient, in spite of my resolutions.", " I mean have your money.", " That goes into the bureau.", " It will only cost you $2 for the night grew colder I tried the bread or drink the stuff honored by the name of one of them would be mismanaged, and they left me, I hoped, for the night nurse, my dear, she replied.", " Ah, said the judge.", " She must be cared for kindly and presence.", " But only for a moment.", " Then I was going into the bureau.", " It will only cost you $2 for the use of the bureau for a month, just because she wore mourning, and so to awaken herself and scare off her nightmare.", " Then Mrs.", " Turney, and of whom Dr.", " Dent spoke, was sitting on those benchesckwell's Island my friends of mine were exactly the same dirty, black color.", " It was hard, and in it two women–one nursing a sore foot, another, as well as my comrades, gave a despairing farewell glance at freedom and life, while they unlocked the hundred times for $1.", " Cheap labor, isn't it? One very bright girl, Maggie, who sat opposite me, told a story the committee of appropriated $1,000,000 more than $6 a week.", " When all the money of the Vanderbilts.", " It was amusing incident which remark Policeman to take me at once.", " They were notified of our coming an hour before we reached the wharf such a mob of people called to Pauline Moser was brought down, and I was trying to give out the impression that I was working for.", "We charge thirty cents a hundred times for $1.", "Cheap labor, isn't it? One very bright girl, Maggie, who sat opposite me, told a story the committee of appropriated $1,000,000 more than $6 a week.", " When all the money of the Vanderbilts.", " It was amusing incident which remark Policeman to take me at once.", " They were notified of our coming an hour before we reached the wharf such"))(set: $text2 to (a:"lue water every summer.", " Can a blue Arctic niche where air, ice, and water intersect.", " Superbly adapted to this harsh environment, most spend their entire lives on the sea ice, hunting, and the winter freeze-up was extending their fast.", " By 1999 the biologists had correlated a steady decline in most measures of polar bear health with a decline in most measures of polar bears? Only in the short run, Amstrup says, it will not be living in a wilderness.", " Were Muir to sail off Point Barrow he spotted three polar bear numbers at 20,000 to 25,000, in 19 subpopulations.", " Bears in Svalbard, when the kind of changes Stirling had.", " Or had he? My aha! moment, Amstrup recalls, was when I realized the difficult time I'd been having getting to ancestral denning places on land can be fatal.", " In 2008 a radio-collared bear with a year of breeding, Aars can't say.", " From childhood we create a picture of our physical world: The sky is blue, the Arctic is predicted to be blue water every summer.", " Can a blue Arctic support polar bears? Only in their strength out here in the Arctic had already affected polar bears.", " In a 1999 interview Steven Amstrup, chief scientists have seen few, if any, dens the following spring.", " That's when they'd normally see 20 or more, Jon Aars, of the Norwegian archipelago where Florian Schulz made most of these photographs, the Beaufort Sea since 1980 for three vessels that had gone missing in the Arctic had already affected polar bears? Only in the short run, Amstrup says, bears were able to fast through the open-water season of summer melt threatens to undermine the warming can noticeably disrupt an environment.", " Vital organisms live underneath and within the ice itself, which is not solid but pierced with channels and tunnels large, and some came ashore notably skinnier.", " Females gave birth less often and had fewer cubs.", " Fewer cubs.", " Fewer cubs.", " Fewer cubs survived.", " When that same year Stirling and his colleagues published their findings, it was still possible to doubt that warming, ultimately even those last refuges will fail to sustain the ice itself, which is not solid but pierced with channels and tunnels large, small, and smaller.", " Trillions of diatoms, zooplankton, and crustaceans pepper the ice itself, which is not solid but pierced with channels and tunnels large, small, and some came ashore notably skinnier.", " Females face especially hard times.", " Malnourished males may kill and eat cubs—and even their mothers—behavior scientists have seen few, if any, dens the following spring.", " That's when they'd normally see 20 or more, Jon Aars, of the Norwegian Polar Institute, says.", " Whether females find other sites or skip a year of breeding, Aars can't say.", " From childhood we create a picture of our physical world: The sky is blue, the Arctic.", " Off Point Barrow he spotted three polar bears? Only in the bosom of the icy wilderness.", " Were Muir to sail off Point Barrow in August today, any polar bears in the Beaufort Sea, and Hudson Bay have been studied the longer, more arduous swims in open water is draining and can be an ordeal.", " On one island in Svalbard the Norwegian Polar Institute, says.", " Whether females find other sites or skip a year of breeding, Aars can't say.", " From childhood we create a picture of our physical world: The sky is blue, the Arctic.", "the Arctic.", "dy, the animals were able to fast through open water is draining and can be fatal.", " In 2008 a radio-collared bears in the summer and fall because hunting on the spring sea ice against the Canadian Wildlife Service, has monitored polar bears.", " Experts estimate the world's polar bears.", " Experts estimate the world's polar bear health with a decline in most measures of polar bears.", " Data have since bolstered the early warning signs.", " Since Muir set out in the year, scientists estimate the world's polar bear lives in Hudson Bay, where ice melts in the summer in the Arctic.", " On one island in Svalbard the Norwegian Polar Institute, says.", " Whether a polar bears.", " Data have since bolstered the early warning signs.", " Since Muir set out in the Corwin, greenhouse gases have contributed to land as the ice off the northern Alaska coast.", " The cub didn't make it.", " Researchers counting bowhead whales in September 2004 spotted three polar bears.", " Data have since 1980 for the U.", "S.", " Geological Survey, said he hadn't yet seen the kind of changes Stirling had.", " Or had he? My aha! moment, Amstrup recalls, was when I realized the difficult time I'd been having getting to ancestral denning places on land can be fatal.", " In 2008 a radio-collared bear with a yearling cub swam an astounding 427 miles to reach the ice to conduct my autumn fieldwork was not just an odd year or two but a prolonged and bearded seals in the Corwin, searching for three decades since 1980 for the U.", "S.", " Geological changes Stirling had.", " Or had he? My aha! moment, Amstrup recalls, was when I realized the difficult time I'd been having getting thinner.", " The western Hudson Bay have been studied the loraphs, the Beaufort or Barents Seas, it faces the same biological changes in our bears as well.", " The world didn't know it yet, but during the summer in the Arctic had already affected polar bears, but recently the ice melted.", " In a good year, breakup found bears packing a thick layer of fat.", " Ashore, the bears entered a state known as walking hibernation, their metabolisms on idle to hoard their fat stores.", " Until about the early 1990s at Hudson Bay, Stirling had.", " Or had he? My aha! moment, Amstrup, chief scientist at Polar Institute, says.", " Whether females find other sites or skip a year of breeding, Aars can't say.", " From childhood we create a picture of our physical world: The sky is blue, the Arctic is predicted to this harsh environment of ice and snow.", " It's as if a giant hand has trained a magnifying glass over the Pole.", " The sea ice or to get to land.", " Polar bears ply the Arctic marine environment of ice and snow.", " It's as if a giant hand has trained a magnifying glass over the Pole.", " The sea ice above the shallow continental shelves provides the richest sustenance for polar bears as well.", " The world keeps warming, ultimately even those last refuges will fail to sustain the icon of the Arctic niche where air, ice, and water to find favorable sea ice or to get to land as the ice melted.", " In a good year, breakup found bears in the Arctic had already affected polar bears, but recently the ice off the northern Greenland in summer, creating pockets that may retain enough ice to support polar bears? Only in the sea has frozen late in the year, scientists believe may become more common as food diminishes.", " Increasingly, getting to ancestral denning places on land can be an ordeal.", " On one island in Svalbard, when the sea ice above the shallow continental shelf areas they sustain a food web that includes clams, sea stars, arctic cod, seals, walruses—and polar bears, but if the world keeps warming, ultimately even those last refuges will fail to sustain a food web that includes clams, sea stars, arctic cod, seals, walruses and even beluga whales.", " Sea ice is the foundation of the Arctic.", " Off Point Barrow he spotted three polar bears, but if the world keeps warming, ultimately even those last refuges will fail to sustain the icon of the Arctic niche where air, ice, and water intersect.", " Superbly adapted to this harsh environment.", " Vital organisms live underneath and within the ice itself, which is not solid but pierced with channels and tunnels large, and some came ashore notably skinnier.", " Females gave birth less often and had fewer cubs.", " Fewer cubs.", " Fewer cubs.", " Fewer cubs survived.", " When that same year Stirling had.", " Or had he? My aha! moment, Amstrup recalls, was when I realized the difficult time I'd been having getting out onto the icy wilderness.", " Were Muir to sail off Point Barrow he spotted three polar bears ply the Arctic.", " Off Point Barrow in August today, any polar bears, but if the world keeps warming, ultimately even their mothers—behavior scientists have seen few, if any, dens the following spring.", " That's because thinner sea ice is the foundation of the Arctic is predicted to be blue water every summer.", " Can a blue Arctic marine environment of ice and snow.", " It's as if a giant hand has trained a magnifying glass over the Pole.", " The sea ice above the shallow continental shelves provides the richest sustenance for polar bears, magnificent fellows, fat and hearty, rejoicing in the Arctic is white.", " But before breakup, then retreated to land as the ice, triggering algal blooms.", " The algae sink to the bottom, and in shallow continental shelf areas they sustain a food web, atop of which stand polar bears.", " In a 1999 interview Steven Amstrup and Stirling had.", " Or had he? My aha! moment, Amstrup says, it will not be too late for polar bears ply the Arctic Ocean, sea ice had been coming later.", " In the three decades since the late 1970s.", " He found that they gorged on seals in the spring and early summer, before breakup, then retreated to land as the ice has been retreating far from those last refuges will fail to sustain the icon of the Arctic had already affected polar bears through this century.", " If we can reduce the warming of the atmosphere, Amstrup says, it will not be too late for progressively shorter periods, forcing bears to fast for longer periods.", " And because thinner sea ice, hunting year-round, visiting land only to build maternal birthing dens.", " They prey mainly on ringed and bearded seals it's been said that they can smell a seal's breathing hole from more than a mile away but sometimes catch walruses and even beluga whales in September 2004 spotted four dead polar bears packing a thick layer of fat.", " Ashore, the bears entered a state known as walking hibernation, their metabolisms on idle to hoard their fat stores.", " Until about the early 1990s at Hudson Bay bears as well.", " The world didn't know it yet, but during the summer habitat bears need most to survive.", " Whether females find other sites or skip a year of breed"))(set: $text3 to (a:"whereupon Goetz, himself to the company—based on a round bamboo table.", " Was that a mistake, was the Calcutta-born daughter of his face had been broken.", " And, maneuvering a word meaning when one observed Brando is one of the guys backstage and me—we used to get rid of seven.", " Since reached out without you for—for—well, what a wonderful picture that was a long while performer who can account for a box-office profit regardless of the quality of their location work for the male lead in each other sayonara,' I love it! This wondrous hearts-and-flowers nonsense that was supposed to be on a diet.", " But the protest came too late.", " Murray had already put down the money.", " In a sense, this was not destined to be out in the open.", " Shirts, ready for a makeup man to paint his first city years fluctuating between scenes, to sit alone reading philosophy or scribbling nuisance of self-doubt.", " The son of a butcher and therefore, in Japan's Buddhist society, a member of a tribe of Fascistlike delinquents.", " But.", " Who knows? Seven minutes exactly.", " That's why I believe in the city.", " It was this roar.", " It was living in an old-fashioned picture.", " Still, movies do have second thoughtfully massaging his movie-star fans are those of women, played that part.", " They'd have had to mop me up.", " Brando's say, 'Let's go down to the corridor, he called, How did you break your nose? Picnic, is a man balanced on air.", " A creative philosophy or scribbling in the icebox.", " More lantern slides: empty cigarette? He picked up a pack.", " Empty.", " He slapped at the food that the social protection supplied me with the girls, he told me.", " Lots of times.", " But— He shrugged.", " Well, when I finally.", " Well, take off your shoes and pickled snake and octopus arms.", " As we ate, Brandos to keep geese and his two sisters, Frances and entered on a round bamboo table.", " Was that a mistake, was that a disillusionment! She was there.", " I was really kill me.", " They we just there, to essay many of the most memorable film version of Brando's private makeup man.", " The travel expenses of this praise blankly—or, rather, he seemed, indeed, their emotional big brother.", " Many years later, Stella Adler, Brando's eyes lazily rolled toward them.", " In their location stuff was incapable of arousing Air Force, whose coöperation—the flatness of being intense, was incapable of reply.", " Hey, honey, what is permanently true, and he needs to lay down his liberal taste for the entire Japanese strawberries, each berry the size of an egg.", " And books, so many of her employers, though the latter, for his hand like a ball.", " Mrs.", " Selznick, recalling the kindly head of a huge orphan who later on display offered, in English, a wide choice of Western-style hotels in Kyoto; the majority over you.", " I sometimes think Marlon is really in love with her.", " My first trip to the Coast in 1949, when he looked at a child.", " Touching Miss Taka's floral offering, he slumped on the floor and underlying clutter of Brando's inner circle was preventing them.", " Otani is seldom seen; he usually appears; the bill was now much higher than actors, the three unquestionably genuine Kabuki troupe, the No plays and players, and the ones closest to his hotel and stayed there as though he'd wakened in an unknown room, then smiled wryly, then gobble the crumbs that the offending premise, and by glamorizing the traditional, cat-quiet Kyoto restaurants but, rather, a place where the customer.", " But I can't trust anyone enough, I thought, then we can be together again—say, around 'Sayonara,' I love it! This wondrous hearts-and-flowers nonsense that was 'Les Enfants du Paradis'! Maybe the best movie ever made.", " You know, that's not why I may work later on.", " You want something that's the only thing is, will I ever be able to restrain a smile, which expanded into laughter.", " He rolled on the matting fumbling the writer, there'd be a chess game going.", " And did A Burst of Vermilion.", " Weighing some pages on his hand, broad and blunt-fingered, travellers who were devotedly close to me.", " A whole world.", " Underneath the romance, it attacks prejudice, telling, as it does, the tale of an American mixed-up kid, the symbol of misunderstood at once succumbed to her own fit of quaint hysteria.", " From an inner room, Brando called, And listen! Don't pay too much attention of walking out on any stage with Miss Taka's floral offering, he went on, as though he'd wakened in an unknown room, then smiled wryly, then whispered Brando, now excessively sober, 'Burst' isn't just could, by the association between me and Kowalski.", " I mean, we're friends and rock 'n' rollers and his subjects, has said, It's like.", " I don't know why I get back tonight.", "' So she said, Spencer Tracy is the kind of actor I like to do, he presently said, I can walk into a room where there are a hundred thousand dollars, plus a percentage of the young motion-picture version of its own all-gi bsequently reached for my glass, sipped from it, set it down between us, and suddenly said, in an offhand way that nonetheless conveyed himself is credited with having monopolistic control of the classic theatre, he owns the country's most prominent theatrical producers of Sayonara staff had decided to take most of their location shots.", " And, all in all, down in Kyoto; the majority of its rooms are furnished with pools as still as coiled snakes and mirthful little waterfalls that sound like Japanese genius for hypnotizing nature into unnatural behavior.", " The great shrine-infested park is a green salon where sheep graze, and he needs to lay down his life for it.", " For such an intense personality that when he went out there was never any drinking—nothing like that.", " Six weeks earlier, a friend of Brando's was true of him as an adolescent, a voice with the Japan Times among the shadows toward a peaceful world.", " Underneath the romance, it attacks prejudices that serve to limit our progress toward meticulously tasteful revelries.", " But at two in the morning these exquisite grotesques are gone, the cabarets are shuttered; only cats remained to keep them out.", " I suppose there's no other reason for Logan's inability, at that point, to give him the gift packages—even mundane purchases from very ordinary shops—were beautiful things in it, some of Tennessee Williams wanted him for the money anyway.", " Money to put in the kick for my own company.", " He reached out affectionately to finger A Burst of Vermilion, which was more of a scene; by then you just need a whisper from the director of widely recognized and very gifted Marlon emerges.", " Brando has supervised his son's financially.", " A Warner man to whom I talked later explained the tolerance shown Brando by saying, The only reason I'm here is that I saw Brando.", " Sixty feet tall, with a head as huge as the Sicilian nap.", " That was a long time ago.", " I did it boxing.", " It was when I was indifferent.", " The telephone.", " Yeah? he said.", " None of that fake Kabuki, that second-rate stuff, but the real thing, he said.", " there are beautiful things in it, some of Tennessee's image of me is confused with tall lilies and red leaves, arranged just so.", " The larger of the town, caroused by crowds of fiesta massiveness, jangle like the inside of a pachinko parlor, or to early evening—Kyoto's most extensive chain of movie houses and music halls, produces many films, and has a hand in radio and television.", " From Otani's vantage point, any transactions with the Sayonara, his tenth picture.", " Long infatuated with tall lilies and red leaves, arranged just so.", " The larger of the truly devout could not encompass anyone as du monde as the young motion-picture actor killed in a car accident in 1955, was promoted throughout his phosphorescent career as the Takarazuka troupe depicted in the door, where I put on my shoes.", " Well, take off your shoes and sweaters and jackets and hats and ties, flung around like the Chinese, the Japanese giggle operates without appetite at the food that the maid meant Marlon—Marlon Brando, Sr.", ", is an employee, they have been associated in a number of ventures, including a Nebraska grain-and-cattle ranch, in which a large percentage of the younger Brando's.", " Off-screen, too, Dean appeared in the collective movie-fan mind.", " Many critics reviewing Dean's first film, East of Eden, remarked on the well-nigh plagiaristic resemblance between his acting mannerisms and Brando's.", " Off-screen, too, Dean appeared to be practice, but it was not all, or at all, a matter of withdrawal, of silence and prayer-sore knees.", " On the contretemps.", " Several papers, the Japanese as well as an emotional big brother.", " The person who probably knows him best, the comedian trying out his night-club act.", " Off in a corner, there'd be a chess game going.", " And drums—bang, boom, bang, boom.", " But there were no contestants; none showed up.", " Producer Goetz objected.", " Otani, certain that he held the street lamp.", " A deity, yes; but, more than that, really, just a young man sitting on a pile of candy.", " Before Brando achieved this sugary perch, he had known the money.", " In interviews, he repeatedly stated that becoming simply a movie actor was the thing furthest from his thoughts.", " I may do a picture now and then, he said, Seriously, though, the first time I ever fell in love with a Japanese entertainment industry; in addition to doing the film industry; in addition to having the devil's own time assembling the writer, the director to crystallized itself for me.", " The first time I saw 'Waterfront,' in a projection room with Gadge, I thought, then we can be together, in New York, when I had occasion to employ Brando.", " Anyway, I may work later on.", " You want something to drink? Outsider and various works on Buddhist of their location shots.", " And, all in all, down in Kyoto—the city, two hundred thousand dollars of my own money trying to ge"))(set: $text4 to (a:"Or at least they should.", " This photo was taken in London, the night before, and I wanted to do something different from my look the next night.", " Example: In 2003, I overdosed on a club drug called 2CP, also known at the time as 'panic.", "' It was this rave culture drug.", ".", ".", "and we got the hardest drugs ever in Des Moines hospital by a gang of teenage punks.", " I stumbled into the ER hysterical.", " Crazy eyes.", " Literally feeling my soul escape with every breath.", " My demeanor and lunacy gave the nurse's aid reason to restrain me in straps and velcro.", " I laid in that neon hellhole for what seemed like an eon, as I fell deeper into my drug-induced madness.", " I am pretty well-versed in narcotics, but I could not handle this.", " I felt like I was dying.", " I don't remember 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pages they read.", " The piece has 1001 passages, but most people viewed just a tiny fraction of them.", " I thought, man, I am a crappy writer, I guess.", " Now, to be fair, some people engaged with Twine.", " So when I got this novel-length hypertext finished, completely proofed and corrected and ready for the world I wasn't sure what to do with it.", " Early on in the process I started to experience some very difficult to deal with slowdowns from the visual look of the piece to match their issue and figured they would probably comb through the code in order to change the visual look of the piece to match their issue and figured they would probably comb through the code in order to change the visual editor so I contacted the author of the software, Chris Klimas, who was extremely helpful.", " After sending him my working file to the journal I figured there was a decent chance that tracking code that shows me in real time when people are visiting which pages.", " When I gave the file 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piece has 1001 passage the literary journal accounted for how long.", " I also have my server logs.", " In July, as of yesterday, the file that shows me in real time, how many pages they read.", " The piece has 1001 passages, but most people viewed just a tiny fraction of them.", " I thought, man, I am a crappy writer, I guess.", " Now, to be fair, some people who saw tweets about 7200 Twitter followers.", " There's bound to be some overlap, of course, but just for longer than a few minutes.", " Then I was AFK for a MUCH better that I am not sure what I learned by watching.", " That journal to send work for the world I wasn't sure I would have been able to finish what became a novel-length hypertext stories and interactive fictions called Twine when I had an idea for a piece that would be perfectly.", " During one later exchange he told me that he was loaded 10n times.", " In June, when the issue that is my story was loaded 10*n times.", " By this time and ready for the world I wasn't know their Facebook among some Canadian writers we know and someone else commented the author of the software to improve the situation, and this piece, as a game, on RPS.", " The way was so much better that I am not sure what they did was make a frame on the head like if I call a thing I did a poem people visiting which pages.", " When I gave the final version that went online.", " However, what they did was make a frame on the past week they add a couple of pages they read.", " The piece, as a game, on RPS.", " The node-map, which crystallized my hazy plan perfectly.", " During one later exchange he told me that he was pretty sure it starts to get numerically interesting.", " One thing that would be perfect to make a poem people say that's nice, dear and pat me on the page that tracking code wouldn't make it into the node-map, which Porpentine posted a beginning-in-the-center shape, which is what made these difference the literary announcements went out a tweet linking directly to my piece in the issue launch, or my piece directly to my piece in the issue launch, or my piece has 1001 passages, but most people visit, watch the time they stayed, and the highest individual number I saw was in the process I started to experience some very difficult to deal with slowdowns from the visual editor so I contacted the author of the piece in the first week and none in the two years that followers.", " I don't know their Facebook numbers because I had contributed some columns to their e-issues, a well-respected print poetry journal accounted for 0.", "3n.", " The result of Porpentine posted a reply saying it had been, along with a free tool for creating hypertext stories and interactive fictions called Twine to make text-based games.", " I saw one tweet from the gaming communities, then Porpentine's review at RPS.", " But the issue launched, and then wrote a review of the electronic literature.", " The game communities, then Porpentine posted to a collection of my work, and I'd seen from the visual editor so I contacted the highest individual numbers.", " I looked at this as a fun experience some very difficult to demonstrate what I was experience some changes to their total count.", " It's enough to make a frame on the page that I added to the Twine GUI, so I offered they would probably comb through the code in the Twine GUI, so I posted a reply saying it had been, along with what was basically interesting.", " One thing that I am not sure what they did was make a poet starting to die down, and this is what I learned that there in the 50-70 page range, and how many pages they read.", " The piece in the process I started to experiencing he made some people are visiting which pages.", " When I gave the file was loaded n times.", " By this time the literary journal accounted for 0.", "3n.", " The rest were from that is my story was loaded 10n times.", " In July, as of yesterday, the file that there's a lot of people engaged with the work, and made a 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they stayed, and the author of the whole map, and write an introduction to it, and then put it behind a very small pay-wall.", " $5.", " Well, not all expe"))(set: $text6 to (a:"by any standard — it was a factual imitation of some sort to exact a contributory emotion from me.", " I waited, and started in a daze toward the fervent sun.", " You ought to see her.", " She's —— began Miss Baker nodded.", " I married him over a nonexistent nose.", " Evidently some wild, strident argument which pass over a nonexistent nose.", " Evidently some wild, strident argument which pulled me back into the room.", " I almost made a mistake.", " He borrowed somebody's best suit to get away.", " Doesn't she lived with a girl friend at a sort of thing —— 10 Tom Buchanan compelled me forward breathlessly as some woman in my own instinct was the name of the lower orders.", " They've been living over that garage must be a source of perpetual confusion to the glowing and singing.", " I love to see you at my table, Nick.", " You remind me of a — of a rose, an absolute rose.", " Doesn't her husband in a soft, coarse voice: Get some more ice and mineral water, Myrtle, before everybody goes to see her, I had no desire to meet her — but I did.", " I went up together, for Mrs.", " Wilson, who removed a strand of hair from over her eyes fastened with an awed expression of unthoughtful sadness.", " He reads deep books with privileged glimpses into the station he was out.", " 'oh, is that your suit?' I said when she sat down, glanced seaward — and an old Dodge and a little later the evening too would be over and casually conferred on my second glass of corky but rather hard mouth and a supercilious manner.", " Two shining secret society to which she accentuated by throwing her head up and down, at least you didn't mean to, but —— Her voice again.", " — And we've produced all the things hovering restlessly about the room, and the other hand I had nothing to do was to rush out of the world, the Middle West now seemed like that.", " 27 Catherine leaned close to Tom's, and faintly like a young cadet.", " Her gray sun-strained the tournament to-morrow, explained Wilson quickly.", " From Louisville.", " Our white girlhood was passed together with an utterly abandoned grass roller in the diminished wind.", " What kind? The man who gives his name to this book, was exempt from bad to worse, until finally said, 'I'm glad it's all scientific, insisted Tom, glancing at her impatiently around the country of wide lawns and friendly trees, so when a young man at the apartment.", " Won't you worry, he seemed to be alone — fifty feet away a figure on the momentary interruption and leaned toward me.", " Is it a boy or a girl.", " And I KNOW.", " I've been trying to the white palaces of fashion that register earthquakes ten thousand a season.", " the only car visible was that word hulking physical specimen of a —— 21 His voice faded off and Tom glanced impatiently around the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees, just as things grow in fast movies, I had that much to read, for one thing, and some of the creative temperament.", "— it was a colossal affair by any standard — it was an extraordinary gift for hope, a romantic, he said, his eyes flashing about restlessly.", " Turning me by opening up to New York with Tom on the summer Sunday afternoon.", " She really his wife, who felt just as George Wilson, nodding her at a table, 20 sauntered about, chatting with whomsoever he knew.", " Though I was curious to see her sister, too.", " The man peered doubtfully into the station drug-store some cold cream and a small bedroom, and you are.", " We backed up to let barges through, the passengers on waiting trains can stare at the last minute the firm ordered him too, looking up and wondering.", " I was crazy about him! cried Myrtle incredulously.", " I almost made a mistake, too, she declared vigorously.", " And that's true.", " She hesitated.", " We heard footsteps on a stairs.", " I want you to meet my girl.", " Stay long? Of course you got that kind? There was an over-enlarged photograph, apparently there were no cigarettes, and I was him too, looking at her impatiently.", " Things went from the mass of the sporting life at Asheville and Hot Springs and the two young women preceded us out onto a rosy-colored rug, making a short deft movements stood up into my face, promising to compel my attention, my belief, I felt that Tom would do for an introduction, won't you.", " Good night, said Daisy over the wine-colored rug, making a shadow on it as wind died out about it.", "' But I gave it to him any more crazy about him for a few days until he ran away — and an old Dodge and art, and all the time.", " She looked at me with an old friends whom I scarcely knew at all.", " Their house was even more elaborate afternoon, and when she gave no hint of it — indeed, I was a guide, a pathfinder, an original settler.", " He had to polish it from morning till night, until finally it began to affect his nose —— I have to leave you here.", " I can't seem to remember, but I think we talked for a year, and after various dela ferring to, but I wasn't getting into a short deft movements stood up into the room.", " I'm going to bring back all such things into my life and become again that most limited of all specialists, the well-rounded man.", " This absorbing information about my neighbor's lawn, and then drifted here and there's a bird on the lawn suggested that town! The late afternoon sky bloomed with lingering regret, like children leaving a loud, bright night, with wings beating in the train one afternoon, and Tom Buchanan and Mrs.", " Wilson enthusiastically.", " How much is it? That's right, said Daisy.", " What Gatsby? Before I could get the entry.", " All I ask is that we're descended from her, as I didn't.", " 28 Well, I married him because it didn't make any sense to me.", " Just as Tom and Myrtle after the firm ordered him to Washington, and I went over the telephone, but I didn't know he's a Catholic, and I was a little shocked at the elaborateness of the station he was trembling.", " Involuntarily I glanced seaward — and distinguished nothing better to do.", " I followed Tom inside.", " The interior was unprosperous and bare; the only CRAZY I was was when I married him.", " I knew right away I made a mistake.", " He borrowed somebody's best suit to get married to each other by our first names reappeared, made plans to go somewhere else after all.", " It was a matter of chance that I should have sworn he was trembling.", " Involuntarily I glanced impatiently around the groan of a picture of her, somewhere before.", " You live down on Long Island Sound.", " they are not perfect ovals — like the egg in the Columbus story, they are both crushed flat at the apartment.", " They're nice to have dinner with thrilling voice.", " It was the first sweetie she ever had.", " He didn't say any more, but we've always been unusually communicative in a reserved way, and I understood that he meant a great deal more than that he had vanished, and I understood that he meant a great deal more than that.", " In consequence, I'm inclined to reserve all judgments, a habit that has opened up many curious natures to me and whispered in my ear: Neither of them I call MONTAUK POINT— THE GULLS, and the other I call MONTAUK POINT— THE SEA.", " The sister Catherine: Chester, he'd of got me sure.", " Yes, but listen, a promise that she had said.", " It made me the vicinity — except his wife, who moved close to Tom's ear, whereupon Tom frowned, pushed back his chair, and without, simultaneously enchanted and repelled by the inexhaustible variety of life, as if her heart was trying to me: 'Lucille, that man's 'way below you!' But if I hadn't met Chester, I think he could make something, yawned Miss Baker, who seemed to have mastered a certain hardy scepticism, was able utterly to put this fifth guest's shrill metallic urgency out of mind.", " To a certain temperament.", "— it was a factual imitation of the old alignment gave a blurred rock.", " Looked at us all radiantly.", " Do you always watch for the longest day in the year.", " She looked at me with an awed expression of unthoughtful sadness.", " He reads deep books with long words in them.", " What was that word hulking, objected Tom crossly, even in college I was unjustly accused of being rumored into marriage.", " Their interest rather touched me and made them less remotely rich — nevertheless, I was confused and a little dog was sitting on Tom's lap Mrs.", " Wilson gathered up her dog and her other purchases, and went into the library, as if to a vigil beside a perfectly tangible body, while, trying to look pleasantly interested and a little later the war I spent two days with them in Chicago.", " Her husband, among various physical accomplishments, had been married to.", " Myrtle considered.", " I want you to meet her — but I doubt if even Miss Baker, honestly surprised.", " I thought, in the spring of twenty-two.", " 5 The practical thing was to find rooms in the city, but it was a mansion inhabited by a gentleman, she said after a certain point I don't know.", " They had spent a year in France for no particular by this man Goddard? 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I found those articles by googling “polar bears” and “sad david bowie tribute”. I chewed all the texts through a line break remover (www.textfixer.com/tools/remove-line-breaks.php) and a Markov chain generator (projects.haykranen.nl/markov/demo/) to render them into incomprehensible gobbledeygook. I then replaced every full stop with the following weird glyph -> .” “ which meant that I could paste them all into an array. Then I wrote a little Twine program to spit out the sentences in random combinations. The idea is that you generate a ton of noise with interesting words in it and then read it through and look for any good phrases, shorn of their original contexts. These phrases ought to give you good ideas for stuff that you can write. Songs and poems and stuff. Whatever you're into. No texts are used with permission and I don’t know if copyright would apply after what I’ve done with them, but if you really want to send me a cease and desist or something I can be reached at [email protected] [[Peace->Surprise]]