Neighbors blocked out by tall hedges of Italian cypress, which Stanley had planted as saplings.
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He’d had Dot’s first flowerbed dug out to make way for them, explaining how important privacy was to them.
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Grown now to giants over twenty years.
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Things could grow quite tall in that span, she thought. They grow slowly, but they grow up on you.
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The children were grown now. Moved to Fresno and Portland and Kansas City.
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The large overturned plastic bucket was still there in the middle of the dark dirt field.
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In autumn it would hold leaves and other natural debris.
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“I’m here, Stanley,” she called as she drew near it, and she heard the screaming start.
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Replying to @JuliusGoat
I had a feeling that this was going to be a bit nasty. Intriguing!!
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Replying to @cheryl_leaman
Been waiting a long time to uncork that sentence.
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The sentence implying Dot has multiple whisks was by far the creepiest.pic.twitter.com/4hCkCslqvf
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