Klauser defended himself in but a jumbled way. He could plead only the comparative astoundingness of the fact that Rodman Harvey should have been found at his place of business at that hour.

[…]Waxing Kernels, called by some Scrophula

Engineer Bill Maylone lists the microphones he used—Schoeps MK21, Neumann KM 140, and AKG C414—keeping alive the nearly forgotten custom of giving the listener an insight into one area of the recording art that is still immune from all the hocus and pocus of digitization.

By little and little, in such a gradual sensible death[…]God dies away in us, as I may say, all human satisfactions, in order to subdue his poor creatures to Himself.