Geeseby Wendy McVicker |
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Scrubbing a sorrowful passage in the ancient stairwell, she pauses by the leaded window to watch geese like windblown paper lift and curve into the air. Setting her brush on the stone step, she runs for bread to scatter on the grass, thick and sweet beside the black moat — kneels there, begging, calling them back | |
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