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CoRy Wyszynski commented on an excerpt of The Talkers are Talking
Cut bridges? How far does this pandemic go I wonder. Eager to find out.
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      It was the same story. But they had come all the way from below the Bible Belt and like other Southerners, were only stopping for supplies in Brooklyn the day the bridges were cut.
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      It was the same story. But they had come all the way from below the Bible Belt and like other Southerners, were only stopping for supplies in Brooklyn the day the bridges were cut.
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    Little things like this make the world that much more familiar. The act of whistling being forgotten shows just how lost these people are, and I like early on you can see different stages of comradery among the group. 
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      After some time, Simon began to whistle. When Hume asked him what the tune was, he was startled for a moment. He hadn't realized he was whistling, lone notes low and scratchy, but still recognizable. He couldn't remember the last time he had whistled, let alone the tune. So the two of them spent the next half hour quietly humming and re-working the notes, trying to place it.
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      A Swashbuckling Novella of Black Hearts, Black Humor, and Floppy Black Hats. A besieged band of refugees has only one hope: A morally off-center Robin Hood pathologically obsessed with the look of his own arse.
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      An old-fashioned red and white mercury thermometer was carefully attached to the front, her own telltale mermaid for the bow of her ship.
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