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Looking forward to more in this series by the master of poetic prose.
And I’ve a schedule to keep with this series…

I have to pause for breath. In the story we've been fighting all manner of foes. I expect to get to the end of this adventure tomorrow. I'm not sure if I will be unscathed or forever changed.

This is taking me longer to read than expected. I seem to be going in circles. It's like a never ending spiral staircase - but much more interesting.

If that sounds like faint praise, it's not. A never ending spiral staircase would be a great wonder in itself. To be even more interesting - surely impossible, yet this is what is absorbing my attention at present.

Sound ontological advice concerning teapots.

I heartily recommend these chapters to anyone who needs to delve into this particular branch of philosophy - though, until reading, I hadn't realized that, I myself, was such a person.

For those who are sceptical about having any interest at all on this matter, I should mention there is a wealth of entertainment & action in addition to the stuff on teapots.

Upon reading I find myself wishing for breakfast. It is subliminal suggestion.

Nevertheless, I shall press on, hoping for a resolution both to story and hunger.

I know that there will be no resolution to the story, for after this one, the final novel still awaits. A good breakfast is surely possible though.

Finally have time to continue reading this. Fun fun!

I must've gotten the wrong copy. It almost follows a linear* plot and Mr. St. Elmo would never do that, right?

* A line doesn't have to be straight, though. A curve, zig-zag, spiral, those are all lines, as long as they're continuous and have two ends, right? And it has a beginning and, I assume, an end.

Good.