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Stranger in a Strange Land (novel)

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From Stranger in a Strange Land, by Robert Heinlein:

Harshaw drew a rectangle, sketched in it the traditional human symbol for Mars, a circle with an arrow leading out from it to the upper right. “Make the field in white and the sigil of Mars in red — should be sewed in bunting silk of course, but with a clean sheet and a bucket of some paint any Boy Scout could improvise one in ten minutes”.
Underlined text appears in the 1992 uncut version, striken as in 1965 original version - Ed.
reported by John S. Ayer and Herman De Wael, Jan 1999

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