(urth) Like a good Neighbor

[Gerry Quinn]

From: David Stockhoff 

> Gerry, are you saying a man can't be thirsty twice before he has a drink?

When he came to himself and sat up (after a period in which he was not really conscious at all – his spirit wasn’t present, as he puts it), he was “terribly thirsty”.  [Also cold and full of pain, which he mentions first.]

Some days went by, in which (as he tells us) he desperately tried to scrape droplets of dew from the walls.

When the long-nosed man came and sent him on his astral jaunt, he told Nettle that he was “dying of thirst”.  Not that he was “terribly thirsty”.

- Gerry Quinn
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