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The pendulum sessions should be continued, and you will find many of the answers Ruburt seeks. I will be of benefit with comments.

Now this man by association reminds Ruburt of Dirksen because the temperamental similarities are fairly evocative. This man fuller in the face however, and less eloquent. The initial M somehow connected, though it may not necessarily be the initial of a person’s name. Perhaps if not it is related to a place of residence, or district.

Now, Joseph, you two are on the right track as far as Ruburt’s symptoms are concerned, and your aid in the pendulum sessions is invaluable.

One small rather insignificant point, Joseph: the man for whom Ruburt works—the name, Miller—is also the name of one of his mother’s old friends, though she was a woman. The similarity here somewhat unfortunate.

Ruburt has half-jokingly suggested certain changes in your living arrangements. For the present, and near future, they would work out well.

External affairs involving Ruburt’s book will of themselves bring about a renewed physical vigor shortly. However it is to his advantage to solve these problems on his own before that time. Sometimes he wants to be too certain that his feet are on the ground.