Digital Manuscript ProjectL'Innommable / The Unnamable

[0030]
seem to be, if in my situation one may
speak of facts, not only that I shall have
to speak of things of which I cannot speak,
but also, which is even more interesting,
but also that I, which is even more interesting,
that I shall have to, I forget, no matter.
[0031] And yet I am obliged to speak.[0032] I shall
never be silent.[0033] Never.
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[0063] Malone is there.[0064] Of his mortal liveliness
little trace survives.[0065] He passes before me at
doubtless regular intervals, unless it is I who
pass before him.[0066] No, once and for all, I do not
stir.[0067] He passes, motionless.[0068] But there will not
be much on the subject from Malone, from
whom there is nothing more to be expected.
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