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... Curly liked to just listen . He thought he could see himself smiling in her deep eyes . He needed that , and so did she . She tapped her foot in time when she sang and stretched her arms just so far . Robert's mother asked Janet how she ...
... Curly liked to just listen . He thought he could see himself smiling in her deep eyes . He needed that , and so did she . She tapped her foot in time when she sang and stretched her arms just so far . Robert's mother asked Janet how she ...
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... Curly aside . She went limp . Robert broke a chair over their heads . She toppled into his he- man arms . The eyes of a feminine face popped out at the window . The Beehive was a mess . Curly stumbled out drunken on cranberries and ...
... Curly aside . She went limp . Robert broke a chair over their heads . She toppled into his he- man arms . The eyes of a feminine face popped out at the window . The Beehive was a mess . Curly stumbled out drunken on cranberries and ...
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