To be read aloud . . .
Tasks have piled up so I haven't been on line as much, but I wanted to point out today's Decameron story, which is by 
sovay. I suggest reading it out loud, taking time to immerse in the imagery until you're giddy. (That comes very fast if you are, like me, mainly visual.)
It's quite short. And reads out loud very powerfully. (I didn't think I projected my voice but the spouse came upstairs to say, what was that?)
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sovay. I suggest reading it out loud, taking time to immerse in the imagery until you're giddy. (That comes very fast if you are, like me, mainly visual.)
It's quite short. And reads out loud very powerfully. (I didn't think I projected my voice but the spouse came upstairs to say, what was that?)
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