In a message dated 12/6/2007 11:45:33 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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But  recall that, for Freud, the originator of the cigar quote, when it came
to the  subject of human motivations, a cigar was not a cigar in most
instances.   Hardly surprising that someone like Twain, ostensibly living
within at
least  two separate identities, could suggest, imply or intend two or more
coexisting, conflicting or contradictory motivations underlying a single
act.

Martin Zehr


Veddddddddy interesting, Herr Martin. Methinks both subjects had facial
hair--the conclusion being never to trust a man with such a covering, as
obviously he is hiding something.

DHF