A series of correspondence

by Stephen Levant   Oct 30, 2009


Dearest Prospero,
Quite some time has passed since this humble servant hath crossed your path. Vast distance hath kept us apart but, I dare say, never far from each other's thoughts. I write, my compatriot, to tell you of my affliction. I find myself seized by fits of distemper, and my nights are visited by vile cold sweats. I have figured it out though. I must have needs meet carried self someplace where I was exposed. I was bitten by that most despicable of bugs...the amour chitin. Dear brother, and close confidant, I need your counsel. I must not succumb to this malaise. I feel I can detect the amusement within you as you peruse my words. If, memory serves...I recall a time when you were afflicted thus...

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