Track : Now, lying in the ditch...
Artist : Kurt Vonnegut
Album : Slaughterhouse-Five
Now, lying in the ditch... by Kurt Vonnegut from album Slaughterhouse-Five
Duration : 14 minutes & 57 seconds.
Listener : 77 peoples.
Played : 146 times and counting.
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Billy and Lazzarro and poor old Edgar Derby...
By : Kurt Vonnegut
The Germans and the dog...
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Chapter 19 (continued): "He came upon another, much larger three-dimensional screen..." / Chapter 20: "'The purpose of having the sun go low in the evenings, in the summer, especially in parks,' said the voice earnestly, ..."
By : Douglas Adams
Ist das Universum noch zu retten?
Chapter 18 (continued): "She closed the upstairs front door which had stood open all this time, ..." / Chapter 19: "Ford Prefect was irritated to be continually wakened by the sound of gunfire."
Chapter 18 (continued): "They looked at each other for a moment."
Chapter 18 (continued): "This wasn't quite the response he had expected, so he tried again."
Chapter 20 (contined): "It is a park in which people do more extraordinary things than they do elsewhere."
Chapter 20 (continued): "'So let me give you the layout. Me sitting at the table. On my left, the newspaper. On my right, the cup of coffee. In the middle of the table, the packet of biscuits.'"
Chapter 20 (continued): "'What?' said Fenchurch. 'What?'"
Chapter 16 (continued): "'You going to ask me where I was yesterday?' asked the man. 'Eh?'" / Chapter 17: "Misery, dejection. More misery and more dejection. He needed a project and he gave himself one."
Das Sofa auf Lord's Cricket Ground
Chapter 20 (continued): "'Well, I ...' said Arthur, his composure suddenly shattered."
Chapter 22 (continued): "'He's giving it to us for free,' said Ford, taking a gnaw at his roll."
Chapter 22 (continued): "'Gonna buy that spaceship,' said Ford quietly."
Chapter 27 (continued): "It's the absolute stocking top truth. All documented in his little black book, ..."
Chapter 22: "Daylight exploded around them. Hot, heavy sun."
Chapter 3 (continued): "He started to speak, and stopped."
Chapter 23 (continued): "They checked into a large two-bedroomed suite at the Langham."
Chapter 22 (continued): "He signed with a flourish and handed it back to the barman." / Chapter 23: "The news networks don't like this kind of thing."
Chapter 22 (continued): "Ford motioned Arthur to shout a little less loudly."
Chapter 28 (continued): "'Where is the Asylum?' Arcane Jill Watson again." / Chapter 29: "'This is an important announcement. ...'"/ Chapter 30: "They rented a car in Los Angeles..."
Chapter 1 (continued): "Tricia McMillian — or Trillian — had skipped the planet six months earlier..." / Chapter 2: "Like all Vogon ships it looked as if it had been not so much designed as congealed."
Chapter 2 (continued): "It has been said that Vogons are not above a little bribery and corruption..."
Chapter 2 (continued): "He toyed with this thought a little before reluctantly dismissing it."
Chapter 2 (continued): "When put to the test, however, it invariably produced a plastic cup filled with a liquid that was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea."
Chapter 2 (continued): "'I'm going to need some help with this one,' said the machine tersely." / Chapter 3: "'Does anyone have a kettle?' Arthur asked..."
Chapter 17 (continued): "'OK, skip that,' said the man in the shop. 'How?'" / Chapter 18: "A summer's day in Islington, full of the mournful wail of antique-restoring machinery."
Chapter 3 (continued): "Quite how Zaphod Beeblebrox arrived at the idea of holding a seance at this point..."
Chapter 3 (continued): "On Zaphod's brow stood beads of sweat, first of concentration, then of frustration and finally of embarrassment."
Chapter 28: "'People are beginning to talk,' said Fenchurch that evening, after they had hauled her 'cello in."
Chapter 12 (continued): "She sipped demurely at her tomato juice and looked at her watch."
Chapter 13: "That night, at home, as he was prancing round the house pretending to be tripping through cornfields in slow motion and continually exploding with sudden laughter, ..."
Chapter 14: "'Ring ring.' 'Ring ring.' 'Ring ring.' 'Hello, yes? Yes, that's right. Yes. You'll 'ave to speak up, there's an awful lot of noise in 'ere. What?'" / Chapter 15: "Eight hours West sat a man alone on a beach mourning an inexplicable loss."
Chapter 15 (continued): "And somewhere on this good boffo stretch of coastline lay the house of this inconsolable man, ..." / Chapter 16: "After a disgusting Sunday spent emptying rubbish bins behind a pub in Taunton, ..."
Chapter 21 (continued): "She was sitting in a small editing suite at a video production company in Soho."
Chapter 20 (continued): "They couldn't even catch the attention of a single animal."
Chapter 26 (continued): "They felt, even Fenchurch, now protected from the elements by only a couple of fragments from Marks and Spencer, ..."
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."
Chapter 24 (continued): "Arthur was alarmed to see that someone down in the alley was trying to steal her bicycle." / Chapter 25: "Those who are regular followers of the doings of Arthur Dent may have received an impression of his character and habits..."
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, ..."
Chapter 26 (continued): "Physics glanced at Arthur, and clotted with horror he was gone too, sick with giddy dropping, every part of him screaming but his voice."
