Track : Fit the Eleventh
Artist : Douglas Adams
Album : Unknown
Fit the Eleventh by Douglas Adams from album Unknown
Duration : 29 minutes & 45 seconds.
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Fit The Tenth
By : Douglas Adams
Fit the Ninth
Chapter 1 (continued): "'You want me,' said Mr Prosser, spelling out this new thought to himself, 'to come and lie there ...'"
Chapter 1 (continued): "The figure paused to examine the barrier and then dropped the bag he was carrying over it before climbing over himself." / Chapter 2: "Rob McKeena was a miserable bastard and he knew it..."
Chapter 2: "Here's what the Encyclopedia Galactica has to say about alcohol."
Chapter 2 (continued): "Ford looked back at him, genuinely surprised."
Chapter 3: "On this particular Thursday, ..."
Chapter 3 (continued): "... you can sleep under it beneath the stars..."
Chapter 3 (continued): "Suddenly Ford's spell was broken."
Chapter 3 (continued): "'Will that help?' asked the barman."
Chapter 3 (continued): "Only one man stood and watched the sky, ..."
Chapter 3 (continued): "'As you will no doubt be aware, ...'"
Prologue: "Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the Galaxy lies a small unregarded yellow sun." / Chapter 1: "That evening it was dark early, which was normal for the time of year."
Chapter 1 (continued): "Of course, one never has the slightest notion what size or shape different species are going to turn out to be..."
Chapter 1 (continued): "Ford stared at Arthur, ..."
Chapter 1 (continued): "A shadow moved across him again."
Prologue (continued): "In many of the more relaxed civilizations on the Outer Eastern Rim of the Galaxy, ..." / Chapter 1: "The house stood on a slight rise just on the edge of the village."
Chapter 11: "'April showers I hate especially.' However noncommittally Arthur grunted, the man seemed determined to talk to him."
Chapter 6 (continued): "This prompted Arthur to go and peer at the window again, this time with an eye not for the asphyxiating emu but for himself."
Chapter 11 (continued): "He took a series of very shallow breaths, ..."
Chapter 10 (continued): "He double-checked the computer display above the freezer bed, dimmed the lights and checked it again."
Chapter 10: "'At the third stroke it will be one ... thirty-two ... and twenty seconds.' 'Beep ... beep ... beep.'"
Chapter 9 (continued): "He waited patiently while the next round was duly distributed."
Chapter 8 (continued): "Six conversations along these lines began to take their toll on his mood of vigorous, dynamic optimism, ..." / Chapter 9: "He accepted another pint and took a pull at it."
Chapter 8 (continued): "Between them they killed a virulent space disease he's picked up without knowing it in the Flargathon Gas Swamps a few days earlier, ..."
Chapter 7 (continued): "He was following the Earth through its days, ..." / Chapter 8: "Arthur awoke feeling wonderful, absolutely fabulous, refreshed, overjoyed to be home."
Chapter 7 (continued): "Instead, there was Arthur Dent the smooth and casual, in corduroys and a chunky sweater."
Chapter 7 (continued): "Entranced, Arthur turned it round yet again, and this time the light from the dusty little bedside lamp caught it at a different angle and glittered on some fine abrasions on the fish bowl's surface."
Chapter 7 (continued): "The room was much as he had left it, i.e. festeringly untidy, ..."
Chapter 6 (continued): "The fact that it was Will made the choice easier. It wasn't that Arthur disliked him as such — Will was quite fun." / Chapter 7: "His house was still there."
Chapter 2 (continued): "Since he had left Denmark the previous afternoon, ..."
Chapter 6: "From here it was a four-mile walk to his village: a further mile to the turning, to which the abominable Russell had now fiercely declined to take him, and from there a further three miles of winding country lane."
Chapter 5 (continued): "'That was the moment she cracked up. She was in a cafe somewhere. Rickmansworth.'"
Chapter 5 (continued): "Arthur whirled round in his seat and stared into her suddenly open but utterly vacant eyes."
Chapter 5 (continued): "Russell hooted his horn fiercely at the car that came round the corner towards them half-way on to their side of the road, making them swerve. The anger seemed to make him feel better."
Chapter 5 (continued): "Arthur Dent was one thousand, four hundred and thirty-seven light years away in a Saab, and anxious."
Chapter 5 (continued): "This was a planet he had seen completely destroyed, ..."
Chapter 5 (continued): "At the end of the alley a steel grey limousine crawled past."
Chapter 5 (continued): "'Want some?' he said, after he'd had a swig himself."
Chapter 5: "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a powerful organ. Indeed, its influence is so prodigious that strict rules have had to be drawn up by its editorial staff to prevent its misuse."
Chapter 4 (continued): "'You gonna die, boy,' the barman murmured quietly at Ford Prefect, and the evidence was on his side."
Chapter 4 (continued): "'What?' said Ford. He seemed a little taken aback."
Chapter 4: "Whether it was because he was drunk, ill or suicidally insane would not have been apparent to a casual observer, ..."
Chapter 3: "The next two lorries were not driven by Rain Gods, but they did exactly the same thing."
Chapter 16: "'Nothing is lost for ever,' said Slartibartfast, his face flickering redly in the light of the candle which the robot waiter was trying to take away, 'except for the Cathedral of Chalesm.'"
