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After several distinct and robust childhoods, Mosby Woods discovered he had a mind, and a sense of humor. He has lived in the east, north, south, and west of the USA, as well as England and Mexico. His best friends said he was worse than a monkey. Eventually, rain reached the bones of his ancestors, turning his hair white and his expression perplexed. | After several distinct and robust childhoods, Mosby Woods discovered he had a mind, and a sense of humor. He has lived in the east, north, south, and west of the USA, as well as England and Mexico. His best friends said he was worse than a monkey. Eventually, rain reached the bones of his ancestors, turning his hair white and his expression perplexed. | ||
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| + | We'll soon have a review of [[A Whirly Man Loses His Turn by Mosby Woods|A Whirly Man Loses His Turn]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:47, 7 January 2024
After several distinct and robust childhoods, Mosby Woods discovered he had a mind, and a sense of humor. He has lived in the east, north, south, and west of the USA, as well as England and Mexico. His best friends said he was worse than a monkey. Eventually, rain reached the bones of his ancestors, turning his hair white and his expression perplexed.
We'll soon have a review of A Whirly Man Loses His Turn.
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