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The Owning of Sedge Street

By Douglas | Published: October 1, 2008
I’m returning to something I wrote a ways back that got cut off sooner than I’d hoped.  Too soon I’m annoyed to say since re-reading it I discovered that I don’t completely recall some of secrets behind the mysteries I proposed.  Go read The Glyphs of Sedge Street then come back here. Never mind, here’s the [...]
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The Glyphs of Sedge Street

By Douglas | Published: August 25, 2008
Charlie Crider enjoyed reading the subtleties of every ship he boarded so he expected the boatswain’s whistle before he saw it. I was going somewhere with this a week or so ago. Day 274 Sedge Street is the the oldest, longest, widest, and straightest street in [city].  Sedge remains the most obvious, but not only, symbol of an [...]
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