Word: stuarts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...midnight her roommate Lisa showed up and offered to work the printer. Heather offered her her first-born. At 2 a.m. Stuart dropped in a offered to type her last chapter into the computer, and Lisa went home. Heather started to revise her third chapter...
...Heath Bar," Stuart said, and Heather looked up. "This sentence makes absolutely no sense." Heather rewrote it. Five minutes went...
...Stuart groaned, "you don't really want to call this guy a 'dastard...
...Stuart went out for coffee at 6 a.m. By the time he returned. Lisa had come back and was printing out chapter three. Stuart watched her for a few minutes and slumped over a chair. It was 8:30. Heather rubbed his hand and told him to get some sleep. It was the evening and the morning of the sixth all-nightes...
Heather started revising the conclusion and smiled at Stuart's editing. He had qualified a few generalizations, broken up long sentences, deleted the over-written phrases like "dastard." Lisa sat down to watch Heather go over the conclusion for the last time. By 11 she was on the last page, and Heather realized it was useless to try to revise anymore. Her synapses were misfiring. Her hands were shaking. The thesis was due in six hours, and the conclusion still had to be printed out, the bibliography written, and the whole thing copied and put in binders. She panicked...