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August 24: The member from South Tooting has introduced a bill to start construction at once of one of Burlet's cities. The bill calls for the conscription of manpower for the work and whatever materials may be necessary, without compensation. The last clause is of course aimed directly at me. Naturally, the bill will not pass. August 25: Flew to Kilkenny.
It is now nearly two A M in a few hours we shall know. September 13: Horribly shaken this morning to find the Grass unaffected. Even wondered for a moment if it were conceivable that F would never find the right compound that nothing could hurt the Grass. Had I been illadvised in not going more seriously into Burlet's vertical cities? F very phlegmatic about it.
Then I can accompany F on her experimental excursions and not lose any time on my book, which is progressing famously. What a satisfaction creative endeavor is! August 31: The bill for the construction of Burlet's city was debated today. The PM stated flatly that the Grass would be overcome before the city could be built. Member from South Tooting rose to inquire if the Right Hon.
September 30: Every seaworthy vessel, and many not seaworthy, now under charter. I have ordered all remaining stores of concentrates loaded on our own hulls, to be manned by skeleton crews. They will stand by the Sisyphus on her voyage. Lack of railway transportation making things difficult. October 1: They have actually broken ground at Stonehenge for Burlet's fantastic city.
It would be convenient to use for the Irish removal if that becomes necessary. Burlet's ideas have found their way into Parliament. The Independent Labour member from South Tooting asked the Home Minister why nothing had been done about vertical cities.
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