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Alan Arkin
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Jack's blunder was disastrous, but what he worried about was: would Einstein have approved?
Jack's blunder was disastrous, but what he worried about was: would Einstein have approved?
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By ALAN ARKIN
Illustrated by DIEHL
[Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from
Galaxy Science Fiction August 1955.
Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that
the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.]
Jack's blunder was disastrous, but what he
worried about was: would Einstein have approved?
Dear Mr. Gretch:
Mrs. Burroughs and I are sending your son Jack to you because we do not know what else to do with him. As you can see, we can't keep him with us in his present condition.
Also, Jack owes us two weeks rent and, since Mrs. Burroughs and I are retired, we would appreciate your sending the money. It has been a dry year and our garden has done poorly.
The only reason we put up with your son in the first . . . Read More
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I first heard that Mr. Arkin was an author during an interview with the late Robert Osborne. Both stories were enjoyable and left me wanting more.