unearths some literary gems.
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It is probably unnecessary to say much about Eugenia Rubicon-Bott, the late founder of Summerfield.
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[I like Professor Praetzellis's sly allusion to his godlike role as author.]
It was with a sense of foreboding that Hannah began to stretch for her early morning run.
And who could blame her? On both of the previous two mornings she had encountered some kind of weird scenario. It was almost as if she were being manipulated into these bizarre situations by an all-powerful force.
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Bonuses:
1. The author refers to "a flurry of buildings" that appear as the protagonists progress over a hill toward a settlement.
2. In the intro to this new edition, the author discusses taking some feedback to heart, indicating, for example, that he revised passages that supported one reader's perception that he'd "swallowed a dictionary."
