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an overdose leads to a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma
 
Crepes of Wraith, John Steinbeck
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Yule Hissies by James Joyce

the 24hrs of a family feud on Christmas day in Dublin; the fifteenth episode, Yule Missies in Nightgown, is a near salacious romp
 
Richelle-H said:
Yule Hissies by James Joyce

the 24hrs of a family feud on Christmas day in Dublin; the fifteenth episode, Yule Missies in Nightgown, is a near salacious romp
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@Richelle-H Well, that was aimed inside my strike zone, so I've gotta swing. The best reference I can make is "The Dead," the last essay in "The Dubliners." I was lucky to see the stage version in The Court theater in Chicago. That production was stunning. So, did I strike out or hit a homer?
 
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