I am haunted by a Ghost.
If you were to guess for a hundred years, you would never guess what my ghost is.
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- HAVE LOVE, WILL TRAVEL
- CAUGHT
- HARD IS THE GOOD (THE ART OF FICTION, NO. 9)
- OH! WHAT A WORLD, WHAT A WORLD
- MEMORY HOLD THE DOOR
- ELI WALLACH -- WE WILL MISS YOU VERY MUCH
- THE YOUNG ONES
- UNDERESTIMATING
- FALSO
- DON'T MESS ME UP (OKAPI)
- COMPREHENSIVE (THINGS AND TIME)
- WE GIVE AND EXPECT IN RETURN (BRITISH GUIANA ONE-C...
- I WAS AN OPTIMIST, ONCE
- ULTRA VIOLET (1935-2014)
- CAN'T YOU SEE (INTERSECTION)
- DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME
- GIANT RAT
- SO SMALL
- ROSE ROOM
- WORLDS (THAT CARING THING)
- BREAK MY MIND
- VACATION VANISHMENT (6-9 -- 6-16)
- NETTLESOME
- I FILED THESE UNDER PERSONAL TODAY
- SOME SUPERFLUOUS WORDS
- LONG TAIL
- SEEING THROUGH HIS EYES
- EXCITING AT FIRST (BASHO)
- I HAVE AN ALARMING CONFESSION TO MAKE
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WHAT???
ReplyDeleteHi. These are the three opening sentences (title of the post included) of Wilkie Collins' short story "Blow Up With The Brig!" Sorry to alarm you. I recommend the story, which was written in 1859, the year before he wrote "The Woman In White," highly. The photographs were taken yesterday evening at Tuxedo Lake (the big one) in Tuxedo Park. As far as being personally haunted by a ghost or ghosts, I would suspect we all are to some extent. What do you think? Curtis
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