Re: From Daumier to Smith

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Jared and C, I really enjoyed the catching link--I thought it was a
critically astute link that may not have been made before.  Thanks, will

On Fri, 17 Sep 1999, Camille Scaysbrook wrote:

> > "Tout le monde est une nonne."
> > 
> >     Possibly the same conclusion that Holden was led to when he
> discovered
> > he could not save everyone.  After all, De Daumier Smith couldn't stop
> the
> > woman
> > behind the glass from falling.          -jared
> 
> You're saying ... he couldn't CATCH her ???
> I gotta explore this Catcher-DDS parallel dealie here. But I'm supposed to
> be writing a full length play! How do I let you guys drag me into this ...
> (:
> 
> Camille
> verona_beach@hotpop.com
> 

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