1954 - Safer Dead
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Hartley was free to see me. I waited half an hour before Hartley appeared, in a red and white striped dressing gown over pearl grey pyjamas. He looked rather the worse for wear, but at least he had shaved and bathed.‘You again,’ he said and laboured across the carpet to the cocktail cabinet. ‘Scotch or gin?’I said Scotch sounded right.He made two large highballs, handed me one with a hand that was no steadier than an aspen leaf, then sank into an armchair, took a swig from his glass, shuddered a...nd closed his eyes.‘Sunlight and early callers are hell,’ he said mournfully. ‘I sometimes wish I lived on the moon. Have you ever thought of living on the moon?’I said since, from what I had heard, there was no air worth mentioning up there and also it was pretty cold, I had never given it serious consideration as an asylum.He stared up at me and shrugged.‘Maybe you’re right, but think how isolated you’d be.’ He took another drink, then asked, ‘Well, old fella, what is it this time?’‘You are a member of the Golden Apple club, aren’t you?’He looked surprised.‘That’s right, but don’t hold it against me.
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Hartley was free to see me. I waited half an hour before Hartley appeared, in a red and white striped dressing gown over pearl grey pyjamas. He looked rather the worse for wear, but at least he had shaved and bathed.‘You again,’ he said and laboured across the carpet to the cocktail cabinet. ‘Scotch or gin?’I said Scotch sounded right.He made two large highballs, handed me one with a hand that was no steadier than an aspen leaf, then sank into an armchair, took a swig from his glass, shuddered a...nd closed his eyes.‘Sunlight and early callers are hell,’ he said mournfully. ‘I sometimes wish I lived on the moon. Have you ever thought of living on the moon?’I said since, from what I had heard, there was no air worth mentioning up there and also it was pretty cold, I had never given it serious consideration as an asylum.He stared up at me and shrugged.‘Maybe you’re right, but think how isolated you’d be.’ He took another drink, then asked, ‘Well, old fella, what is it this time?’‘You are a member of the Golden Apple club, aren’t you?’He looked surprised.‘That’s right, but don’t hold it against me.
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