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In a message dated 11/6/99 4:33:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, Smmrs@aol.com 
writes:

<< First of all I want to say that I feel Salinger tells us that solitude is 
not 
 only a good thing, it is necessary. He practices what he preaches and I'll 
be 
 damned if someone can find a charcter who is "actualized" in one of his 
 novels thriugh the help of other people.  However, as humans, we need 
others. 
  People need people. So the situation is to reach a higher level we must be 
 superintrospective but the end result may be alienation and resulting 
 insanity.
 
 There is a part in, I think it is RHTRBC, where Muriel "teaches" Seymour how 
 to smile by spreading his muscles around his cheek with her fingers. I'm 
 moved and quite shaken after even thinking about this passage. Straight to 
my 
 heart...
 
 "she seems to like my face and hands and the back of my neck...:
 
 thank ye
  >>

Gawd, that was great.  It almost makes me want to rush back to RHTRBC and 
read it again to catch everything I missed the first time.  But I don't have 
the time to do that.  

I don't have the time to be reading my e-mail.  I've been VERY irresponsible.

So, who are you and what are you doing here? :)

Jim

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