CHAPTER 24
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quot;But I didnt tell—quot;
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Luc;ted to leave, and it ter of time. I only t sent off to live in a zoo or put under tist.quot;
e never hing.
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Sometimes, Speck o me. I a beat, s ened me from t;t; S me to tears over Ben Jonsons dro. S;t Brigadequot; and tennysons quot;Ulysses.quot; I loved tcer season. In time ened in t of t sometimes all I could see space, from t ty years togeted ao so say a word and break my .