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Show Jeffries, Section 3, Page 92 "Oh yeah onena them--" "If you'd come during the first 100 years," the genie explained, "I'd have enriched you for ever and ever." "That would be the understanding." "If you'd set me free during the second century of my imprisonment, for you I'd have opened the hoards of the earth." "That's reasonable; it's all relative, I believe, say as if the giant had a touch of psoriasis--" "Oh the giant, the giant is it? "Very well he screams down 'He who should have released me in my third century at the bottom of the sea, for him would I have fulfilled three wishes.'" "Hard to improve on the hoards of the earth." "Yet still no one had set him free, and thus 300 years passed away. There upon he, he. . The dervish spoke loudly down into the cabin at the Pooh-bah. There was a laughing reply. "Very well he," the dervish resumed, "in your older English, he. . .waxed wroth with exceeding wrath and said to himself, 'Him who shall release me, from this time forth, him will I slay. . .' "That is correct, captain, picture this most |