71 12 8
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Three Indians stood by the locked door of the save-me-Jesus mission, waiting for someone to carry them either home to Four Corners or to paradise.
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40 10 5
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In fact, I have no doubt that, owing to the colorful obscurity of your prose, you have more than a little opium in your veins.
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585 1 0
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Even though he preferred to wear fishnet stockings under his jeans at work and was always talking about how his ex-girlfriend refused to pee on him, I kind of liked him.
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125 9 8
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A wrinkled man rested atop an ivory clad mattress.
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1196 2 1
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She persisted. “How long have we been here?”
A note of anger crept into his voice. “How long? How long? Why …, why ….” He swallowed hard, realized he had forgotten.
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74 23 10
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"God is perfect. We are not! Slam dunk! ‘Nuff said. "
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1224 4 3
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And he was wearing a mask. Gorilla mask over his gorilla face.
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2441 68 33
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I know he's an accident waiting to happen.
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218 35 21
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The story will find its own way.
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60 9 6
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One of the biggest mistakes he'd ever made was licking that light post, the one just outside the x-rated theatre on Delaney Street. He'd attended church that night at the chapel down the road, said, "The sermon set my hair afire," and he meant it, literally. I heard…
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1456 6 4
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You're thinking I don't have a conscience, right? I'm asking you.
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1670 8 10
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I find driftwood, long, smooth logs washed up on the beach, drag them to dunes still wet from the sea...
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1075 2 1
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I woke up when the smoke alarm insisted. Either the curtains were on fire or I hadn't changed the battery.
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48 0 1
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"You're an asshole," you said to me. "A giant, festering orifice."
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44 2 2
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He said nothing, held her hand, wept.
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