[ an odd partner in conversation but lately there have been some remarkably strange comings and goings around here ]
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
[ an odd partner in conversation but lately there have been some remarkably strange comings and goings around here ]
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
[ an odd partner in conversation but lately there have been some remarkably strange comings and goings around here ]
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
[ an odd partner in conversation but lately there have been some remarkably strange comings and goings around here ]
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
it took me a while to chose which Enjolras to throw at you!
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
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it took me a while to chose which Enjolras to throw at you!
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
no subject
it took me a while to chose which Enjolras to throw at you!
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
no subject
it took me a while to chose which Enjolras to throw at you!
Citizen [ that said a little severely, ] France has been suffering perpetual winter since 1814, to say nothing of Napoleon before that. Spring is on the horizon.
no subject