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n Tucker；〃 or he may produce a battered old volume of Montaigne from which he will read you a passage。 If such an adventure should befall you； know that you have met
Your friend；
David Grayson。
P。 S。 Harriet bemoans most of all the unsolved mystery of the sign man。 But it doesn't bother me in the least。 I'm glad now I never found him。 The poet sings his song and goes his way。 If we sought him out how horribly disappointed we might be！ We might find him shaving； or eating sausage； or drinking a bottle of beer。 We might find him shaggy and unkempt where we imagined him beautiful； weak where we thought him strong； dull where we thought him brilliant。 Take then the vintage of his heart and let him go。 As for me； I'm glad some mystery is left in this world。 A thousand signs on my roadways are still as unexplainable； as mysterious； and as beguiling as this。 And I can close my narrative with no better motto for tired spirits than that of the country roadside：
＇ REST ＇
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