Re: pynchon/salinger letters in nytimes article

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> But there's no need to rush things...mr. salinger seems to know how to
> live well and his third wife is a nurse, so let's hope he stays above
> ground in his usual underground way for a long time to come, will

Will:  I don't drink, but if I did, I would raise you a pint to that.  The
next time we cross paths, you can pick your poison and I'll have (how
daring) a ginger ale, and we'll do it then.

With all the comments people made about this, it's kind of nice to see that
we're not a bunch of ghouls and vultures.  We aren't, are we?  (We've been
awaiting Hapworth with saintly patience, so I think it's safe to say we are
not.)

--tim

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