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The Salon

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Bath tea-room of the framing prologue. The thin man arrives, tourists reality-busk, and the manuscript changes custodians.

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I followed him through the salon, between the tables at which befuddled Japanese and Germans sat and sipped their tea. We went through the kitchen, where a temperamental hipster with a huge beard appeared to be stuffing the anus of a creature resembling a pangolin with handfuls of coarse red sand.

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