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... parlor . The sun was at the back of the house . The parlor was shaded and empty . Still carrying the briefcase under his arm , he went through the dining room to the back porch . He opened one of the French windows and saw Pat lying in ...
... parlor . The sun was at the back of the house . The parlor was shaded and empty . Still carrying the briefcase under his arm , he went through the dining room to the back porch . He opened one of the French windows and saw Pat lying in ...
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... parlor and picked up the book with the frayed jacket and began to read . She had been reading for an hour when she heard the door of the bed- room open and his footsteps sound on the stairs . He came into the parlor and sat down ...
... parlor and picked up the book with the frayed jacket and began to read . She had been reading for an hour when she heard the door of the bed- room open and his footsteps sound on the stairs . He came into the parlor and sat down ...
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... parlor . It was a smell like old can- vas , or old leather cracked and curling , or paint crumbling off an old surface . It was the smell of old women . Otherwise her parlor was like everybody else's parlor . There were doors leading to ...
... parlor . It was a smell like old can- vas , or old leather cracked and curling , or paint crumbling off an old surface . It was the smell of old women . Otherwise her parlor was like everybody else's parlor . There were doors leading to ...
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