Tuesday, August 12, 2008

John Singleton Copley Brook Watson And The Shark painting

John Singleton Copley Brook Watson And The Shark paintingTheodore Robinson On the Housatonic River paintingTheodore Robinson The Red Gown painting
Sita continues to investigate the Great Joy Corporation and its plane.

HAVING WRITTEN THIS MUCH, I decided to put the piece away until I had heard from Sita again. It was nearly a year before she got in touch and brought me up to date.
Soon after we talked, Sita decided to notify the Interpla-nary Agency of the operations of the Great Joy Plane™"—which turned out to have been known for centuries to the Agency. It is described (in its original state) and listed in the Encyclopedia Planaria as Musu Sum.
The Agency, as may be imagined, is overloaded with the tasks of registering and investigating newly discovered planes, installing and inspecting transfer points, hostels, and tourist facilities, regulating interplanar relations, and a thousand such responsibilities. But when they learned that a plane had been closed to free entry and exit and was being operated as a sort of prison

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