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From: | Caleb Waters |
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Date: | Fri, 22 Dec 2006 08:34:18 -0100 |
Because when you were writing a novel you almost
always got roadblocked somewhere, and there was no sense in trying to go on
until youd HAD AN IDEA. Ian had one moment to think again, with surpassing wonder, that he was the father of a son, and that his wife spoke from the doorway: "Hello, darling. ("Virginia") Sandpiper, who had sent five more (the first four with additional Polaroids) before finally lapsing into puzzled, slightly hurt silence. Part of him, a craven, cowardly part which would rather risk losing Misery forever than look upon the inevitable results of such a mistake, denied it. ("Virginia")
Sandpiper, who had sent five more (the first four with additional Polaroids)
before finally lapsing into puzzled, slightly hurt silence. Because when you
were writing a novel you almost always got roadblocked somewhere, and there was
no sense in trying to go on until youd HAD AN IDEA. ("Virginia") Sandpiper, who had sent five more (the first
four with additional Polaroids) before finally lapsing into puzzled, slightly
hurt silence. Because when you were writing a novel you almost always got
roadblocked somewhere, and there was no sense in trying to go on until youd HAD
AN IDEA. ("Virginia") Sandpiper, who
had sent five more (the first four with additional Polaroids) before finally
lapsing into puzzled, slightly hurt silence. Because when you were writing a
novel you almost always got roadblocked somewhere, and there was no sense in
trying to go on until youd HAD AN IDEA.
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