"You read it, Ruth. \" Mark was tall and skinny, a mop of brown hair over a pillar of freckles. A small voice greeted her, hissing. A woman’s shoe lay on the threadbare carpeting. That is how I learned that there were such things as novels. She had left for ever the cage, the galling leash: she was free. The house was redolent with the smells of cinnamon baking and the stuffed turkey and marinated pork roast. "Manuscripts! Why, this chap is a writer, or is trying to be. “I am afraid that you are making a mistake.
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