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Hi all of you!

My name is Jonas Nilsson, a Swede who has been on this list before but 
couldnt keep up with the pace, but is now back for a short question. 

I just have one question and I'm sorry if its been brought up before. I 
seem to remember someone writing to this list in the spring of '97 maybe 
saying that the reason to why Seymour kisses the little girls feet and 
all that is that he believes the soul is located in our feet. Or maybe 
it was someone else who believed this, but now I am in desperate need to 
find out where this idea comes from. Does anybody recognize it or know 
what I'm talking about? 

Please answer me in private: 
shakesomeaction@hotmail.com

Take care!
Jonas Nilsson

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