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The trains went by for their final time yesterday. Sepia toned muscles of rust and iron and grease. Fred had been in the Marines for eight years and now he was not. He tightened the neck of his rucksack. The gun breathed with its own life in there. A gun. The prick of bullet.
The world had ended only...
The trains went by for their final time yesterday. Sepia toned muscles of rust and iron and grease. Fred had been in the Marines for eight years and now he was not. He tightened the neck of his rucksack. The gun breathed with its own life in there. A gun. The prick of bullet.
The world had ended only...
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