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enough money to buy Tibet. If Tibet was for sale, and if Tibet accepted Confederate Currency. The drawer was full of loose Confederate bills in denominations of twenty, fifty, and one hundred dollars. They were of no value as currency, but as Southern or Civil War Memorabilia, they would probably bring in a couple of thousand dollars at a public auction.
The lady and gentleman were clothed in the style of over one hundred years ago, but the contents of the purse were thoroughly modern. A masquerade ball perhaps? There had been no such event in this fleabag hotel. Why....
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One hundred words at a time ... picking up precisely from where the last author left off ... try to end with an incomplete sentence ... try to maintain the style ... an exercise in matching style ... I'll try to do every other contribution ... I hope every one can take a turn... Hint ... the full view available at the last post might help you review the story so far ... 4 PARTICIPANTS IN THIS STORY
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