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THE STARE
not yet. And I’m not going to give in to the baby.

    “ up?” srying to sound casual, but  once understood and said, “O’s not muc like to see  up. Because I  to give in and I don’t.”

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    Mary t, I suppose Dmitri ened and s taramasalata and tsina and all t stuff t  of t rocks and trees and ten alked togetom and Mary—neit times strangers to them.

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    S t, for s sleep, and next morning t. And noaring at ed  sometimes glanced at , in anger, and in fear. But as ion ion of ronger every minute, because w s. ears and saying he was sorry.

    t nigo seem asleep . Per: en did, w up o   kiss her.

    Next morning at breakfast sting taring face like a radar dis looking at , upid. Just because I  got a smile on my face and I’m not speaking—but I’m just t I? Mean and knocking into t a curse on  raig. Next morn
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