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    enquiredlenina.

    ”phosphorusrevery,”explaielegraphically.”ontheirhe

    ents.p2o5usedthtout

    ofetheycretedsoone.noheyreverover

    perorethanakiloandahalfperadultrpse.h

    kesthebestpartoffourhuonsofphosphoruseveryyearfrongland

    alone.”henryspokehahappypride,rejoigedlyinthe

    achievent,asthoughithadbeenhisoothinkangoonbeing

    sociallyusefulevenafterakingplantsgrow.”

    lenina,anuedhereyesaularly

    doonorailstation.”fine,”sheagreed.”butqueerthatalphasand

    betasakeanyreplantsgrosaas

    andepsilonsdohere.”

    ”allnarephysichecallyequal,”saidheentiously.”besides,even

    epsilonsperforndispensableservices.”

    ”evenanepsilon”leninasuddenlyreeredanoccasiontlegirl

    atschool,shehadiddleofthenightandbeeahe

    firstti,ofthehathadhauntedallhersleeps.shesahe

    beafonlight,theroallorethesoft,soft

    voicethatsaidtheany

    nightloitions:”everyonedohout

    anyone.evenepsilonsareuseful.dohoutepsilons.everyoneworks

    foreveryoneelse.beredherfirst

    shockoffearandsurprise;herspeculationsthroughhalfahen,

    uheinfluenind,

    thesoothing,thesothing,thestealthycreepingofsleep.

    ”isupposeepsilonsdontreallyndbeingepsilons,”shesaidaloud.

    ”ofursetheydont.hoheytheydontknoitslikebeinganything

    else.ind,ofurse.butthenlynditioned.besides,we

    starthadifferentheredity.”

    ”iladiotanepsilon,”saidlenina,hnvi.

    ”andifyouadeyou

    hankfulthatyouabetaoranalpha.”heputhisforropeller

    intogearandheadedthechio,ihe

    andeostfaded;adarkbankofcloudhadcreptintothe

    zenith.astheyfleatoriutheplaupnof

    hotairrisingfrohechieys,onlytofallassuddenlypassedintothe

    desdingchillbeyond.

    ”arvellousschback”leninalaugheddelightedly.

    buthenrysto,forant,lancholy.”doyouknothat

    sehunbeingfinallyanddefinitely

    disappearing.goingupinasquirtofhotgas.itokno

    anoraan,analphaoranepsilon.”hesighed.then,inaresolutely

    cheerfulvoice,”anyhoheresohingainof;

    ayhavebeen,heasalive.everybodyshappy

    now.”

    ”yes,everybodyshappynoheed

    ahundredandfiftytiseverynightfortwelveyears.

    landingontheroofofhenrysfortystoryapartnthouseinihey

    pany,they

    ateanexcellental.sohtheffee.leninatooktwo

    halfgraetabletsahree.attypastniheyhe

    streettotheerabbeycabaret.itost

    oonlessandstarry;butofthisonthelenina

    andhenryunatelyunaricskysignseffectivelyshutoffthe

    outerdarkness.”the

    faadeofthenehegiaersinvitinglyglared.”londonsfist

    andlan.allthelatestsyicsic.”

    theyeheairseedhotandsohohlesshthestof

    aergrisandsandaledceilingofthehall,thelanhad

    ntarilypairopicalsuhesixteensexophonistswereplayingan

    oldfavourite:”thereaintnobottleinallthehatdearlittlebottleof

    ne.”fourhundredupleseppingroundthepolishedfloor.lenina

    andhenryhefourhundredandfirst.thesaxophoneswailedlike

    lodiousoahealtoandteersasthough

    thelittledeath.riulous

    ouoax,louderandeverlouder–untilatlast,hawave

    ofhishand,thenduusid

    bleerelyhunbloofexistehunderinaflat

    jor.andthen,inallbutsilenallbutdarkherefollowedagradual

    deturgesce,adinuendoslidinggradually,throughquartertones,doo

    afaintlyinantchordthatlingeredonsstill

    pulsedbelohedarkenedsendshanintenseexpedat

    lastexpecyherewasasuddenexplosivesunrise,and

    siltaneously,thesixteenburstintosong:

    ”bottleofsyouivealed

    bottleofne,ed

    skiesareblueinsideofyou,

    thehersalwaysfine;

    for

    thereaintnobottleinalltheworld

    likethatdearlittlebottleofne.”

    fivesteppinginsterabbey,

    leninaandhenry,therichlyloured,

    theinfinitelyfriendlyaholiday.ho

    delightfullyasingeveryosyouivealed”

    butleninaandhenryhadtheyedtheywereinside,hereand

    nohthefiheperenniallybluesky.andwhen,

    exhausted,thesixteenhadlaidbytheirsaxophonesaheticsic

    apparatusighthave

    beentbryosgentlyrogtogetheroledoof

    bloate.

    ”goodnight,dearfriends.goodnight,dearfriends.”theloudspeakersveiledtheir

    ndsinagenialandsicalpoliteness.”goodnight,dearfriends”

    obediently,halltheothers,leninaandhehebuilding.thedepressing

    starshadtravelledquitesoheheavens.butthoughtheseparating

    softheskysignshadnooagreatextentdissolved,thetwo

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