Leonardo da Vinci Madonna Litta painting

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BUNKED THREE-HIGH ALONG THE WALLS, LIKE travelers in a railroad sleeping car, the corpses lay in open berths, the journey from death to grave having been delayed by this unscheduled stop.After switching on the light, Corky Laputa quietly closed the door behind him.“Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,” he said to the assembled cadavers.In any lay not on mattresses but on stainless-steel pans. The bunks were actually open racks designed to facilitate air circulation.[164] This refrigerated chamber provided a dry environment no colder than five—and no higher than eight—degrees above freezing. Corky’s exhalations issued from his nostrils in twin ribbons of pale vapor.circumstances, he could reliably amuse himself.“The next station on this line is Hell, with cozy beds of nails, hot and cold running cockroaches, and a free continental breakfast of molten sulfur.”To his left were eight bodies and one empty berth. Seven bodies and two empty berths to his right. Five bodies and one empty berth at the end of the room. Twenty cadavers, with accommodations available to serve four more.These dreamless sleepers