MS-WU-MSS008-3-50-1

[0357] drunk, my prick in my rectum, who knows. [0358] Good. [0359] Now that we
know where we're going, let's go there. [0360] It's so nice to know
where you're going, in the early stages. [0361] It almost rids you
of the wish to go there. [0362] I was distraught, who am so sl^eldom
distraught, from what should I be distraught, and as to my
motions even more uncertain than usual.

[0363] The night must have
tired me, at least weakened me, and the sun, hoisting itself
higher and higher in the east, had poisoned me, while I slept.
[0364] I ought to have put the bulk of the rock between it and me before
closing my eyes. [0365] I confuse east and e^wwest, the poles too, I
invert them readily. [0366] I was out of sorts.

[0367] They are deep, my
sorts, a deep ditch, and I am not often out of them. [0368] That's
why I mention it. [0369] Nevertheless I covered several miles and found
myself under the ramparts. [0370] There I dismounted in compliance
with the regulations. [0371] Yes, cyclists on entering and leaving
town are required by the police to dismount, cars to go into
bottom gear and horsedrawn vehicles to slow down to a walk.

[0372] The reason for this regulation is I think this, that the ways
into and of course out of this town are d narrow and darkened
by enormous vaults, without exception. [0373] It is a good rule and
I observe it religiously, in spite of the difficulty I have in
advancing on my crutches a^pushing my bicycle at the same time.
[0374] I managed somehow. [0375] Being ingenious.

[0376] Thus we cleared these
difficult straits, my bicycle and I, together. [0377] But a little
further on I heard myself hailed. [0378] I raised my head and saw a
policeman. [0379] Elliptically speaking, for it was only later, by
way of induction, or deduction, I forget which, that I knew
what it was. [0380] What are you doing there? he said. [0381] I'm used to