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The words ‘finishing school’ had always seemed strange to Princess Ellen, because it implied that something had already been started. / In her case it must have started the day she was born, second child after Crownby Shenton 400 words, 1 comment, on Jul 20 6:45 PM 2007
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There was no sandy beach where I was born, no sea-breeze to blow away the smoke and fumes of South Lancashire industry. But later, walkingby Shenton 300 words, 3 comments, on May 25 6:05 PM 2007. In
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No longer held in thrall by the call of the big smoke, Outback Jack had returned home, like a boat returning to the port where it had once dropped anchor. Back down the track, in Woop Woop's only pub, he heard the blokes talking about the clever tric
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She asked me to paint a picture with words; then complained that what I had painted was colourless; all black and white. Of course, I thouby Shenton 200 words, on Apr 28 8:33 PM 2007. In
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Awakened by the sound of a flute being played somewhere outside, she drew back the curtains from her bedroom window and went out onto the balcony overlooking the villa's courtyard, in which she could see a small red Fiat 850 with its bonnet up. / /by Shenton 200 words, 1 comment, on Apr 11 8:38 AM 2007. In
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