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she had no choice but to resort to extremes. She picked up his mother's antique casserole dish and dropped it on the stone floor. It shattered into a million pieces. "Now are you l -
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But that doesn't mean I'm not real! The great Carl Sagan once queried the difference between an invisible dragon and the lack of one. The only difference is a magical outlook on li
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and spied a pie on the table. She vaulted the ledge and scooped a piece into her mouth. Berries...and nuts. She clutched her stomach in horror, already seized with allergic spasms.
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at least I can know that someone cared about me before it was all over." He placed the card in his vest, over his heart, and walked toward the carnage.
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It’s moments like those that a man doesn’t even mind the thin sheen of slobber left over on his face. In his mind, it becomes a physical memory of a magical moment that passed.
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When the grilling was done, he feasted on his sausage and saluted as the tiger turned his tank resolutely toward the enemy line. Never had there been a braver cat in the world.
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She smoothed the front of her gown with evident relief, perhaps due to the change of subject. “Someone who loves the sea,” she answered. She lifted a shell to her ear and smiled.