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Show 's Jeffries, Section 3, Page 65 "Yes I believe I follow that. Well, there' certainly no substitute for travel." "Precisely. For a young, single, ah, buck, isn't that the expression, such as yourself. If I may make the comparison to my experiences in Miami. To measure one's tolerances, or even thresholds for cultural shock. . ." "Um-hum." "The arab world. For yourself, to live under Moslem law, to watch the hooded mufti read their old codes in the Pharsee script--the tradition of it, you see-and the spectacle of a public hanging. . ." "Hey do we have a heads-up embassy there?" "An idea of jeopardy? Very subjective. You see my idea of the over-riding danger is the fact that the being Kujata, with his 4,000 eyes, would immediately devour the world, except for his terror of Allah's wrath. . . "Come," the Wazir read, formally. "The overlord wishes this made clear: lack of passport. . .would not be a problem." There was one who offered friendship. The foolish giant. The talebearer. Peri the eunuch. Who had asked with such innocence if Djinn Barbara was still in residence at Cocoa Beach. |