The Man Who Liked Dickens

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play produced, edited and directed for Shanley by William Speer. When Brenda and I broke up the marriage, it jeered the gasses and gave them something to talk about. I kept running into people who asked about Brenda and I either bored them or they bored me. One of the rare moments when the human equation is perfectly balanced

so that when Dr. Messenger told me in a club one night, he was going on an expedition into the Amazon to find the buried city called Demerara. I asked to go with him. I told nobody about it except my brother Mark.

I can remember little of the preparations, or leaving England. All I can recall now is that when we docked near the mouth of the Oranoke, the tropics were bathed in a green and lemons flender.