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I'm saying, now, that in a few days there'll be a bad explosion at Reno, Nevada. Watch the papers and the telecast for it. If it happens, that ought to prove it. And you remember what I told you about the Turks annexing Syria and Lebanon?" The old man nodded. "When that happens, get away from Blanley. Come up to the town where Northern State Mental Hospital is, and get yourself a place to live, and stay there. And try to bring Marjorie Fenner along with you. Will you do that, Max?" "If you say so." I'M SAYING NOW THAT IN A FEW DAYS THERE WILL BE A BAD EXPLOSION AT RENO NEVADA WATCH THE PAPERS AND THE TELECASTE FOR IT IF IT HAPPENS THAT OUGHT TO PROVE IT AND YOU REMEMBER WHAT I TOLD YOU ABOUT THE TURKS ANEXEN SYRIA AND LEBANON THE OLD MAN NODDED WHEN THAT HAPPENS GET AWAY FROM BLANDLY COME UP TO THE TOWN WHERE NORTHERN STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL IS AND GET YOURSELF A PLACE TO LIVE AND STAY THERE AND TRY TO BRING MARJORIE FENNER ALONG WITH YOU WILL YOU DO THAT MAX IF YOU SAY SO
, his face anguished. "Ed! It isn't true," he stammered. "I won't believe that it's true." "What, Max?" "That you're crazy. Nobody can make me believe that." He put his hand on the old man's shoulder. "Confidentially, Max, neither do I. But don't tell anybody I'm not. It's a secret." Pottgeiter looked troubled. For a moment, he seemed to be wondering if he mightn't be wrong and Hauserman and Whitburn and the others right. "Max, do you believe in me?" he asked. "Do you believe that I knew about Khalid's assassination a month before it happened?" "It's a horribly hard thing to believe," Pottgeiter admitted. "But, dammit, Ed, you did! I know, medieval history is full of stories about prophecies being fulfilled. I always thought those stories were just legends that grew up after the event. And, of course, he's about a century late for me, but there was Nostradamus. Maybe those old prophecies weren't just _ex post facto_ legends, after all. Yes. After Khalid, I'll believe that." "All right. STAY CAN I SEE MAX POTGEITER ALONE YES PROFESSOR OLD POTGEITER CAME IN HIS FACE ANGUISHED ED EH IT ISN'T TRUE HE STAMMERED I WON'T BELIEVE THAT IT'S TRUE WHAT MAX THAT YOU'RE CRAZY NOBODY CAN MAKE ME BELIEVE THAT HE PUT HIS HAND ON THE OLD MAN'S SHOULDER CONFIDENTIALLY MAX NEITHER DO I BUT DON'T TELL ANYBODY OR NOT IT'S A SECRET POTGEYTER LOOKED TROUBLED FOR A MOMENT HE SEEMED TO BE WONDERING IF HE MIGHTN'T BE WRONG AND HOWSERMAN AND WHITBURN AND THE OTHERS RIGHT MAX DO YOU BELIEVE IN ME HE ASKED DO YOU BELIEVE THAT I KNEW ABOUT KOLID'S ASSASSINATION A MONTH BEFORE IT HAPPENED IT'S HORRIBLY HARD THING TO BELIEVE BUCKGEYTER ADMITTED BUT DAMN IT YOU DID I KNOW MEDIAEVAL HISTORIES FULL OF STORIES ABOUT PROPHECIES BEING FULFILLED I ALLUS THOUGHT THOSE STORIES WERE JUST LEGENDS THAT GREW UP AFTER THE EVENT AND OF COURSE HE'S ABOUT A CENTURY LATE FOR ME BUT THERE WAS NOSTRAMUS MAYBE THOSE OLD PROPHECIES WEREN'T JUST EXPOST FACTOR LEGENDS AFTER ALL YES AFTER ALLOTE I'LL BELIEVE THAT ALL RIGHT
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