MDDM Ch. 28 Notes & Questions

[Otto]

Thanks a lot, Terrance.

The "real" source of the quote is indeed more interesting (in some ways)
than the typo. It tells us how carefully Pynchon chooses his quotes, that
there's mostly a "second meaning" behind. And Matthew's two quotes tell a
lot about the "facts" of historians.

I like Dave's idea of "a tantalizing undecidability."

Otto

Terrance:
Friday, January 18, 2002 4:02 PM
Subject: Re: Ch. 28 Notes & Questions
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> see keyword Hollis waste archives and this post from MP Wiener
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> Date: Wed, 15 Oct 97 11:21:18 -0400
>   From: weemba@[omitted] (Matthew P Wiener)
>   To: pynchon-l@[omitted]
>   Subject: Re: MDMD(9) - George and Gershom
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>   Regarding "An Israelite in whom there is no guile" (I think it's from
>   John 1:47, actually), I quote from H P Hollis "Jeremiah Dixon....
>