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Fantasia of the Unconscious

CHAPTER II
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What, don't you believe it?
Do you think you're as obvious as a poached egg on a piece of toast, like the poor lunatic?
Not a bit of it, dear reader.

You've got a solar plexus, and a lumbar ganglion not far from your liver, and I'm going to tell everybody.

Nothing brings a man home to himself like telling everybody.

And I _will_ drive you home to yourself, do you hear?
You've been poaching in my private atmospheric grounds long enough, identifying yourself with me and me with everybody.

A nice row there'd be in heaven if Aldebaran caught Sirius by the tail and said, "Look here, you're not to look so green, you damm dog-star! It's an offense against star-regulations." Which reminds me that the Arabs say the shooting stars, meteorites, are starry stones which the angels fling at the poaching demons whom they catch sight of prowling too near the palisades of heaven.


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