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THE PREACHER’S CAVE Helen Barclay
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their nests on the ground above the
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see outside that night was falling.
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dash to reach Bobby and catch him f
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telling tales of past doings, betra
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Not my body. I’m the sawn in half
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HOME ONE Becca Beddow To lie back a
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REPEAT Claudia Calzini Chugging alo
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THE WOLF Claudia Calzini It’s mor
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MOON CHILD Nicola Chapman It all st
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attention. Beneath the sheen, it wa
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prepared myself to face her again.
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CO-EXIST Abby Cook A short spoken w
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Her hair is short and black. CUT -
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ON THE POINT OF LEAVING FOR PICKERI
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21 DREAMS Millie Douce 21 - Everyon
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2 - Grazed knees are all you get fr
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Open the lid. Emit. Laugh as he gas
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umblebee working at some clover blo
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A PARTY DRESS Emily Hannan The blac
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JANE EYRE Lynne Heritage Wednesday
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REUNION Lynne Heritage The train ro
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MRS BIGFOOT AND THE BEATLE Pamela H
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I’ve paid good money for them. An
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noise as possible but he was singin
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And you think you’re alright with
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LOST AT SEA Anna Jackman Like the o
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‘Of course it’s deep enough. Ma
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‘I told you the draught wasn’t
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were their favourite saying that ca
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MY SISTER’S WORMS Sam Johnson Coc
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Boris the dead worm meets with Libb
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THE PREDATOR Lilliane Konsmo A herb
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NUANCES Belinda Lindley When she ar
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those cobbles could tell of the own
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She was behind me, but not near eno
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METACARPUS Belinda Lindley The redn
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‘I was wondering…’ he says, t
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‘Well I’d better go.’ I said,
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man would ever leave their crime sc
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IRONY AND PITY Robin Mallender ‘C
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