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491
Ben
came
out
and
dropped
some
sheets
of
onion
skin
in
her
lap
.
"
Here
s
another
newspaper
you
might
like
to
see
,
"
he
remarked
and
left
again
.
492
Jill
soon
saw
that
the
other
"
newspaper
"
was
a
transcription
of
what
her
first
wire
had
picked
up
.
As
typed
out
,
it
was
marked
"
First
Voice
,
"
"
Second
Voice
,
"
and
so
on
,
but
Ben
had
gone
back
and
written
in
names
wherever
he
had
been
able
to
make
attributions
later
.
He
had
written
across
the
top
:
"
All
voices
,
identified
or
not
,
are
masculine
.
"
493
Most
of
the
items
were
of
no
interest
.
They
simply
showed
that
Smith
had
been
fed
,
or
washed
,
or
massaged
,
and
that
each
morning
and
afternoon
he
had
been
required
to
get
up
and
exercise
under
the
supervision
of
a
voice
identified
as
"
Doctor
Nelson
"
and
a
second
voice
marked
"
second
doctor
.
"
Jill
decided
that
this
must
be
Dr
.
Thaddeus
.
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494
But
one
longish
passage
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
physical
care
of
the
patient
.
495
Jill
read
it
and
reread
it
:
496
Doctor
Nelson
:
How
are
you
feeling
,
boy
?
Are
you
strong
enough
to
talk
for
a
while
?
497
Smith
:
Yes
.
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498
Doctor
Nelson
:
A
man
wants
to
talk
to
you
.
499
Smith
:
(
pause
)
Who
?
(
Caxton
had
written
in
:
All
of
Smith
s
speeches
are
preceded
by
long
pauses
,
some
longer
than
others
.
)
500
Nelson
:
This
man
is
our
great
(
untranscribable
guttural
word
-
Martian
?
)
.
He
is
our
oldest
Old
One
.
Will
you
talk
with
him
?