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... deep faces looking at us , deep in our school , waiting under the school roof ; we open the book with care and hold our breath : begin - translating the vast versions of the wind . Prairie Town There was a river under First and Main 23 ...
... deep faces looking at us , deep in our school , waiting under the school roof ; we open the book with care and hold our breath : begin - translating the vast versions of the wind . Prairie Town There was a river under First and Main 23 ...
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... deep it captured our eyes . The animal made off thrashing limbs , taking a message in its heavy shoulders into the lean hills among the low stars , crashing . All this had got lost from my mind : now no one in all the world tonight is ...
... deep it captured our eyes . The animal made off thrashing limbs , taking a message in its heavy shoulders into the lean hills among the low stars , crashing . All this had got lost from my mind : now no one in all the world tonight is ...
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... deep in a story strongly told . I've turned ; I know I will again - a straightness never quite attained . The curve I try to find becomes a late intention . I pat Here's shoulder sometimes , and we watch the clear sky bend . Glances Two ...
... deep in a story strongly told . I've turned ; I know I will again - a straightness never quite attained . The curve I try to find becomes a late intention . I pat Here's shoulder sometimes , and we watch the clear sky bend . Glances Two ...
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