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Track : I've Recovered

Artist : Douglas Adams

Album : The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy: The Secondary Phase

I've Recovered by Douglas Adams from album The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy: The Secondary Phase

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Chapter 40 (continued): "'What is it?' whispered Fenchurch in alarm, crouching behind Arthur, and grasping on to his arm."

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Chapter 40 (continued): "They realized they were not the first to pass that way, ..."

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Chapter 39 (continued): "He clambered through a bulkhead door and found himself in a larger corridor." / Chapter 40: "There remains little still to tell."

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Chapter 38 (continued): "'All right, I want you to clear a passage, please, for some important pieces of scientific equipment,' boomed Ford." / Chapter 39: "Arthur Dent was irritated to be continually wakened by the sound of gunfire."

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Chapter 38 (continued): "The inner perimeter fence was now being dismantled."

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Chapter 33 (continued): "He twisted towards the ground, flinging himself hectically through the air, at the same time hurling the bomb harmlessly into the distance." / Epilogue: "Life, the Universe and Everything. And at the end they travelled again."

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Chapter 18 (continued): "This wasn't quite the response he had expected, so he tried again."

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Chapter 31 (continued): "Beside it stood a Krikkit robot with its multi-functional battleclub." / Chapter 32: "'Hactar!' called Trillian. 'What are you up to?'"

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Chapter 32 (continued): "It was thin and feeble, like a voice carried on the wind from a great distance, half heard, a memory of a dream of a voice."

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Chapter 32 (continued): "The voice on the solar wind breathed to them again. 'I hope you are comfortable,' it said."

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Chapter 32 (continued): "The image of Hactar on the couch seemed to billow and waver, as if finding it hard to maintain itself."

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Chapter 32 (continued): "And very gradually, very, very slowly, the images in the cloud began to fade, gently to melt away."

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Chapter 32 (continued): "He had already had an argument with Slartibartfast on this matter, and eventually the old man had got annoyed and left." / Chapter 33: "The sun was shining calmly on a scene of complete havoc."

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Chapter 33 (continued): "Arthur stared down at it with a tight-set mouth."

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Chapter 33 (continued): "Quite a few thoughts collided in Arthur Dent's mind at tis moment, ..."

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Epilogue (continued): "'Robots?' asked Zaphod sharply. 'What robots?'"

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Chapter 24 (continued): "He slowly, very, very slowly, lifted his head to Fenchurch, who was standing in silent breathless amazement, silhouetted in her upstairs doorway."

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Chapter 24: "Luckily there was a strong updraft in the alley because Arthur hadn't done this sort of thing for a while, at least, not deliberately, and deliberately is exactly the way you are not meant to do it."

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Chapter 23 (continued): "In his dream he was walking late at night along the East Side, beside the river which had become so extravagantly polluted that new lifeforms were now emerging from it spontaneously, demanding welfare and voting rights."

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Chapter 22 (continued): "She did another of the shrugs which would have brought such joy into the life of a simple cushion from Squornshellous Beta." / Chapter 23: "The battle raged on about the star of Xaxis."

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Chapter 22 (continued): "Arthur put Dire Straits on the stereo."

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Chapter 21 (continued): "Not that Fire Dragons weren't an essentially peace-loving species, because they were." / Chapter 22: "The night in Islington was sweet and fragrant."

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Chapter 20 (continued): "'Can we go to them?'" / Chapter 21: "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy is, as has been remarked before often and accurately, a pretty startling kind of a thing."

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Chapter 25 (continued): "... when Arthur found himself sitting on a hillside watching the moon rise over the softly burning trees..." / Chapter 26: "Arthur Dent allowed himself for an unworthy moment to think, ..."

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Chapter 20 (continued): "'What ...?' 'I know it sounds crazy, and everybody says it was hallucinations, ...'"

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Chapter 20 (continued): "'Well, I ...' said Arthur, his composure suddenly shattered."

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