1942 4 1
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The DC-9 bounced in the turbulence over the north Pacific waking the dozing Ben Clarone.
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1941 9 7
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Dark, green grass covered the pasture like millions of tiny fingers swaying in the heat.
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1941 4 4
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People were just doing it.
Doing it everywhere. On lawn chairs and stray patio cushions and watching. Watching every one do it.
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1941 9 6
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The thunder rolled like an old Bob Dylan tour...
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1941 7 2
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"My dear man. We are not friends we are symbiotic."
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1941 0 0
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He was jolted awake from his light slumber by his pod crash landing. Landing? That means he found a planet. He opened the pod and got out to stretch his legs. He looked around. "Wow, and I thought Aleria was advanced. This is amazing."
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1941 13 8
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I’m aware I will never be a woman the night you leave me for another city
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1941 0 0
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1941 0 0
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A Nonfiction Behind the Scenes look at how the Arcana Magi Universe came to existence.
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1941 18 12
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She had loved sleeping in Todd’s arms at night, hearing the soft tinkle of crystal above her when cool drafts moved through the house, his hand wandering over the swell of her belly.
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1941 0 0
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Physicists say that a tremendous amount of energy has to be generated in order to rip through space-time, to jump to another place, and at this time, we're incapable of doing it. I have to disagree. They've never met my brain. I fear it's going to kill me
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1941 1 0
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After nine months, I was granted early parole...
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1941 8 2
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the dogneck gave no support
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1940 12 5
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I can’t stop looking at the burly man to my left with the blue lips and three-inch mustache. He orders his fourth whiskey. He laughs at my melancholy like it was a flat thing--a dead animal to strip of its fur. Why be melancholic when you can float on whi
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1940 10 5
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It’s a song you knew once, begin to remember now: You’ve had this dream before.
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1940 17 3
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My swinging purse sent saucers tinkling to the tile and the copper-headed waitress flew over, swooping on the shatter, clutching clean forks like a handful of flowers.
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1940 11 5
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What did they even invent
clothing for? I asked.
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1940 6 4
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I wanted my sister to not be in that box. I wanted my parents to laugh again. I wanted my friends to actually be my friends and not call me hurtful names behind my back. I wanted my awful cousin to have never come into my room in the middle of the night. I…
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1940 18 13
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My uncle looks into the bleached eye of his cat and asks
"What happened to my ear?"
The meerkat’s eye replies:
"You had cancer. Remember?
They had to cut off your ear to save you."
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1940 2 1
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The Marigold gloves are yellow (figures!) and medium, the apron ironed with a touch of starch added...
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1940 11 4
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The parallels have become too numerous, and too striking, to ignore.
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1939 2 1
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He’d been wishing for months that he’d bought a retro clothing store. He would have called it HARRY’S HOARY HOSERRY. He would have met a better class of women.
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1939 8 3
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I walked on hot coals. She got ahead of me. (228 words)
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1939 15 9
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Love free of independence is a savage, hungry beast
Phantoms grasping, sweating, gasping 'till her mind could not be freed
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1939 3 0
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1: The Zero Product Property states that if a multiplied by b equals zero, then zero must equal a or b. Thus, to prove this theory, multiply a and b divided by a. Use the broken chord theorem to crease the zero by disrupting the circular movement of the skewed line. As a…
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1939 2 1
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Mower hits a rock and the blades scream.
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1939 6 4
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"When we say something is good, beautiful, pious, or brave, what idea or image do we hold in our mind?"
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1939 13 10
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He'd tend the door himself in high lace up boots, orange rhinestone hot pants, a tight black t-shirt, and black boa with orange swirl.
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1939 0 0
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Once upon a time, not so long ago in Los Angeles, Jack and Jill Woodman’s father remarried.
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1939 5 3
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We have read your book, but regret to inform you that it is insufficient. This is not to say that you as a person are insufficient, simply that your writing is. When you asked us what percentage of manuscripts we found sufficient, we told you, “Less tha
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