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Fire. From the far horizons of the unknown come tales of new dimensions in time and space.

These are stories of the future.

Adventures in which you'll live in a million could be years on a thousand maybe world.

The National Broadcasting Company, in cooperation with Galaxy's Science Fiction Magazine presents

X-X minus minus one tonight the discovery of Marniel Matherway by William Tent.

Everyone is astonished at the change in Morniel Matherway since he was discovered.

Everyone, that is, but me.

They remember him as an unbathed and untalented Greenwich Village painter

who began almost every second sentence with I and ended every third one with me.

You see, I understand the change in him, because I was there the day he was

discovered. We were talking about a discovery that day. I was sitting carefully balanced on the

one wooden chair in his cold little bleakest street studio, because I was too sophisticated to sit

in the easy chair. Come on, Dave, take a comfortable seat. Oh, no, morning. Oh, no. I know about

that chair. Now, what do you mean? It's the only comfortable

chair in the room. I know. Look at it. Broken down spring. Very high in the front and low in the back.

Sure, it conforms with the position of the spine. Yeah, sure, sure. And when you sit in it, things begin

sliding out of your pockets. Blue chain, cheese, wallets, anything. What do you do, Moyer? Pay the rent on your studio with that easy chair?

Well, the latter of fact, it is rather profitable.

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