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We were introduced at one of those theatrical, poignant Manhattan Thanksgivings, a splendid party (singular guests, including small precocious chess-playing children and a cousin of Jim Jarmusch's; cornucopia of gourds wildflowers pouring down the center of the trestle table; old family silver bought at a yard sale in Maine) in the clever, threadbare Horatio Street home of our shared acquaintance Lydia, a magazine editor who bravely orchestrates holiday feasts for the friends who have become her family and always takes in strays: This guy and I were the strays. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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air
almost
already
away
bed
behind
bianca
came
car
come
course
dangerous
day
dead
den
dennis
dog
door
down
even
eyes
face
first
friend
frog
get
go
going
got
guy
hair
hand
head
himself
home
hours
house
husband
inside
knew
know
last
later
leave
left
let
life
light
little
long
look
looked
love
lover
man
might
moment
myself
new
night
now
oh
own
people
person
place
raleigh
really
right
room
saw
say
see
side
something
started
still
stood
story
take
tell
things
think
though
thought
time
together
told
took
turned
two
want
water
week
went
without
woman
world
years
