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There were no flower beds, no decorations, and no furniture by the time I arrived; all that had been looted by the local mujahideen.
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"Soon enough" didn't arrive all that soon, but it looks to be arriving now.
Like today, immigrants didn't arrive all that frequently in rural towns, and we made the newspaper.
After purchases arrived (all within two weeks), I realized that another time-consuming task still lay ahead: wrapping.
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We arrive not all that long after seven, and the audience is still filing slowly into the hall, so at least we haven't delayed anything.
The first volume of the Observations ends with a bold statement: if an organism "could be endued with the most simple kinds of sensation, [it] might also arrive at all that intelligence of which the human mind is possessed" (OM 1, Conclusion).
She might have arrived anywhere: all that was certain was her own self, lying on her side, her salty smell and her warmth, her knees pulled up to her skinny chest inside the cocoon of her brushed-nylon nightdress.
Patrick Lion wasn't one of those proles who simply downed tools and wandered off to dig for vodka in the snow, but he wasn't the sharpest rich orphan in the Motherland, either, so by the time he arrived at the party, all that was left was the last standing collective Farm in the Baltic.
Patrick Lion wasn't one of those proles who simply downed tools and wandered off to dig for vodka in the snow, but he wasn't the sharpest rich orphan in the Motherland, either, so by the time he arrived at the party, all that was left was the last standing Collective Farm in the Baltic.
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