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Forget this whole thing. You say you can bring these impressions into your conscious mind by concentrating?" He waited briefly; Chalmers nodded, and he continued: "Well, stop it. Stop trying to harbor this stuff. It's dangerous, Ed. Stop playing around with it." FORGET THIS WHOLE THING YOU SAY YOU CAN BRING THESE IMPRESSIONS INTO YOUR CONSCIOUS MIND BY CONCENTRATING HE WAITED BRIEFLY CHALMERS NODDED AND HE CONTINUED WELL STOP IT STOP TRYING TO HARBOR THE STUFF IT'S DANGEROUS ED STOP PLAYING AROUND WITH IT
 of it?" "He didn't, not the way I've given it to you. But I made a couple of slips, now and then. I made a bad one yesterday morning." He told Weill about it, and about his session with the president of the college that morning. The lawyer nodded. "That was a bad one, but you handled Whitburn the right way," Weill said. "What he's most afraid of is publicity, getting the college mixed up in anything controversial, and above all, the reactions of the trustees and people like that. If Dacre or anybody else makes any trouble, he'll do his best to cover for you. Not willingly, of course, but because he'll know that that's the only way he can cover for himself. I don't think you'll have any more trouble with him. If you can keep your own nose clean, that is. Can you do that?" "I believe so. Yesterday I got careless. I'll not do that again." "You'd better not." Weill hesitated for a moment. "I said I was a lawyer, not a psychiatrist. I'm going to give you some psychiatrist's advice, though. IN A CONVERSATION THEN HOW DID WHITBURN GET HOLD OF IT HE DIDN'T NOT THE WAY I'VE GIVEN IT TO YOU BUT I MADE A COUPLE OF SLIPS NOW AND THEN I MADE A BAD ONE YESTERDAY MORNING HE TOLD VILE ABOUT IT AND ABOUT HIS SESSION WITH THE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE THAT MORNING THE LAWYER NODDED THAT WAS A BAD ONE BUT YOU HANDLED WHITBURN THE RIGHT WAY VILES SAID WHAT HE'S MOST AFRAID OF IS PUBLICITY GETTING THE COLLEGE MIXED UP IN ANYTHING CONTROVERSIAL AND ABOVE ALL THE REACTIONS OF THE TRUSTEES AND PEOPLE LIKE THAT IF DOCKER OR ANYBODY ELSE MAKES ANY TROUBLE HE'LL DO HIS BEST TO COVER FOR YOU NOT WILLINGLY OF COURSE BUT BECAUSE HE'LL KNOW THAT THAT'S THE ONLY WAY HE CAN COVER FOR HIMSELF I DON'T THINK YOU'LL HAVE ANY MORE TROUBLE WITH HIM IF YOU CAN KEEP YOUR OWN NOSE CLEAN THAT IS CAN YOU DO THAT I BELIEVE SO YESTERDAY I GOT CARELESS I'LL NOT DO THAT AGAIN YOU'D BETTER NOT BYLES HESITATED FOR A MOMENT I SAID I WAS A LAWYER NOT A PSYCHIATRIST I'M GOING TO GIVE YOU SOME PSYCHIATRIST ADVICE THOUGH
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