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another question for ckid

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clodhopper

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Date Posted: Sun, Aug 17 2003, 22:00:04

As I wish to encourage all to participate in the "Beale Quest",I would like to read your response to another sentence in the Pamphlet that is of interest to me,and it is as follows:

On page seven of "The Beale Papers " original copies,(these can be procured at Steve Day's web site,if you need them),in the next to the last paragraph,we find this sentence :

When the writer recalls his anxious hours,his midnight vigils,his toils,his hopes and disappointments,all consequent upon this promise,he can only conclude that the legacy of Mr.Morriss was not as he designed it--a blessing in disguise.

Now I would really like to have an interpretation of this sentence,since it seems to me he is trying to inform us that Mr.Morriss is the author and the writer does not feel that what he is working with is the actual way the material was designed to be worked.
I dont know what others may think ,but this sentence should raise a few eyebrows when some of the people really take a hard look at the statement and try to fathom the ideas being conveyed here.
So, Mr. CKID have a good shot at it and see where it takes you.
Or any of you others are welcomed to respond if you like as well.
bt
clodhopper
charlie mason

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: another question for ckid	Ckid	Wed, Aug 27 2003, 0:09:32