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From: mike@dolqci.UUCP (Mike Stalnaker)
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Subject: Number of the Beast
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	Am I the only one who enjoyed TNOTB?  I hope not.  I can see
what a lot of folks are saying, but one thing that we should all
remember is that the whole book was deliberitly (sp) done in a very
tounge-i-cheek manner.  Anyone who has read alot of Heinlien's work
should have recognized 75 or 80 percent of the characters in that zoo of
a last chapter.  One character there that I couldn't recognize was the
dragon, Sir Issac Newton. Anybody know where this one came from??

 
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