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The Bungalow-8
Continued from Chapter 7: The Bungalow-7 | ABCtales It had been a more than usually trying day. The detective had called again, this time in the...
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you cry, you die. chapter 2
He flagged down another tuk-tuk and went back to his hotel. He paid the driver, didn't wait for the change, and stepped back out into the streets of...
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3.5 The Paper Trail
Zanat made four thousand rufiya from Bacca on Saturday night which she successfully deposited into her account at the bank on Sunday morning. The...
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Mother Of Gentleness
Mother Of Gentleness By Paul McCann Mother Of Gentleness there is no other that I can turn to for help , there’s only you and no other could do all...
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The Dandy
He tied me up, hands on each side of the head board, neck bound to the center, my legs free but ordered to be left open to him at all times, my idea...
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DOLLY
Our songbird flew to be with you with joy and love in her heart it a heartache to part but it was her time to depart to be with her love ones in that...
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Banished To Book Two King Davin (45)
Chapter 53 “That is preposterous, but logical, since that is all they have. They know. But that is not empathy.” “Yeah,” said Davin as they walked up...
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Banished To Earth Book Two, King Davin (44)
Chapter 71 152 Freedom, Davin knew that it was nothing more than a tool to the Urgis. They were rats in a maze, hamsters running nowhere on someone...
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Incredible India - Part 4
The final part of the story of my Indian adventure
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Incredible India - Part 3
More highlights of my Indian Adventure - the last part (4) follows
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Rain
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Looking up
The sky is a canvas, cloud scenes float by …
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Bench
Two old men sat one wore gingham the other a hat. On the bench a plaque that reads ‘I love you, We loved this view.’ Or something like that.
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Home
I hum in the spaces between the birdsong and the breeze My hand stretched out of the window catching pollen and dust that's kicked up from below...
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Amanderella and the Mystery of the Silent Statue.Chapter 6.
Chapter Six. Back inside. They stepped back into the hall, the door closing behind them with its usual, faintly smug click. Sir Cottam glanced around...
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Spellbound Chapter 2.
Chapter Two. A Royal Summons. They had not gone very far before they were met by a party of Foresters. These men were responsible for keeping the...
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Incredible India - Part 2
The second part of the autobigraphical account of my trip to India in the late 1960s. Part 3 will follow later...
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I Have Other Books
Not much to see here, do carry on. Image author's own.
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Incredible India - Part 1
The first part of an autobiographical account of an Indian experience in the late 1960s and early 1970s
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