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A Smile for the End of the World
- By Steven Torres
- Published 01/7/2007
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She smiled at me, and I knew I would do anything she asked. She flipped
a lock of her soft brown hair behind an ear and smiled still more
radiantly, more beautifully than I had imagined possible, and I knew
that what she was about to ask would be, at the very least,
distasteful ...
Once ...
- By Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy
- Published 01/7/2007
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Once I traveled from the rock strewn hills of the Missouri Ozarks down
into the Arkansas mountains and across to the Delta of the great
Mississippi River. Our car carried us across to Memphis, to Beale
Street where the music never stopped and to Elvis Presley’s estate of
Graceland. It sounds strange now but we rode a bus from the center
across the street to the mansion and that night we stayed in a hotel so
near that we could stand on the balcony and see Graceland ...
Night is the Forbidden
- By Jean Graham
- Published 01/7/2007
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- Unrated
When Gordie first said he was gonna do it, I didn't believe him. He was always like that, saying he was gonna do a thing and then not, and I guess I figured him being thirteen and a year younger than me, he wouldn't have the nerve.

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