Re: page reference

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Ah, finally a scholarly reason to have several editions...yeah, I feel
better closer to the text in saying that the first reference to literary
cubism may be a way to make seymour's face appear with spirit instead of
ugliness since cubism has a way of making all faces awkward and
resplendent with color..but it sounds like Buddy is opting for fighting
cubism's fragmentation with simply presenting things in a way a more
straightforward and less fancy than Literary cubism may require...
will


On Tue, 3 Mar 1998, Scottie Bowman wrote:

> 
> 	Will, 
> 
> 	Mine is a Penguin paperback reprinted in 1971.  
> 	Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters occupies
> 	pages 9 - 71.
> 	Seymour an Introduction goes from 75 - 157.
> 
> 	The passage in question occurs about one third
> 	down my page 128.
> 
> 	Scottie B.
> 

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