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Dream Song 4: Filling her compact and delicious body

 Filling her compact & delicious body
with chicken páprika, she glanced at me
twice.
Fainting with interest, I hungered back and only the fact of her husband & four other people kept me from springing on her or falling at her little feet and crying 'You are the hottest one for years of night Henry's dazed eyes have enjoyed, Brilliance.
' I advanced upon (despairing) my spumoni.
—Sir Bones: is stuffed, de world, wif feeding girls.
—Black hair, complexion Latin, jewelled eyes downcast .
.
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The slob beside her feasts .
.
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What wonders is she sitting on, over there? The restaurant buzzes.
She might as well be on Mars.
Where did it all go wrong? There ought to be a law against Henry.
—Mr.
Bones: there is.

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