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The Dog of the North The Dog of the North by Elizabeth Mckenzie
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“conventional lifestyle could hold just as many, if not more, horrors as the one I now possessed.”
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“a huge ficus tree with a thick corrugated trunk and many overhanging branches.”
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“Scandia’s,”
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“Rat droppings littered the bedside table. I opened the top drawer; inside was a circular nest of tissue at the center of which were three live pink infant rats,”
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“We went west, crossing over the freeway to the country-like area where Pincer lived. There the lots were large and some people had horses.”
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“A rotten smell, like that from the neglected vegetable bin at the bottom of my last refrigerator, was blowing in.”
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“How could she know? We discover things about our spouses no one else ever will. Marriage is one long striptease of the soul.”
Elizabeth Mckenzie, The Dog of the North