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[Aleona-CVS] daylight


From: Terry Burt
Subject: [Aleona-CVS] daylight
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2006 11:03:26 -0500

Quick, quick, quick with repeated jerks they struckthe mouldy flesh. She was untidy, but extremelyhandsome all the same, Abel thought.
Matty Stiles, the caretaker, huddled in the basement of the housein Browne Street, looked up.
Im so sorry, Digby, Eugénie said as they came into the hall. He had made a little circle to look at thehouse in Browne Street.
I havent seen him since he came back from Africa.
Maggie flicked off a white fleck that had stuck to her arm from hergloves.
A great gust of smoke blew in from the other room.
She had only to show parties round who camewith orders to view from the agent.
The man in the loincloth gave three sharp taps with his mallet onthe brick.
Ill tell you the true story one of these days, she said as shebent to kiss her daughter goodnight.
He liked Eugénies drawing-room, he thought, as he stood therewaiting. The mixture of lightswas very odd; one leaf was a lurid green; another was a brightwhite. Immense reserves of emotion seemed to dwell in them. And he says, she murmured, the world is nothing but . He had not seen her alone; he had not told heranything. There they were, jutting out under thesingle sheet. The one sheet and the one blanket fittedsoftly round her. Lady Pargiter stopped in the middle of hersentence.
Maggie held the blind so that the window wasuncurtained. Both windows in theback room were open, and the smoke was blowing in from the garden.
Digby brushed away a white thread that hadstuck to his trousers.
The moon, falling onwater, made it white, inscrutable, whether deep or shallow.
At the bottom of the bed was a long stretch ofcool fresh mattress.

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