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June 1, 2014 at 1:33 pm #3169
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    Time Dragglers

    As Sadie pulled open the seam of the crocheted ferret a dreadful smell wafted out.
    “I’m not putting my hand inside there, key or no key” said Terry. “Smells like dead fish how revolting!”
    “That’s because is IS dead fish, look!” exclaimed Consuela.
    “Thanks for all the fish” muttered Sadie crossly. “The key must be in the other ferret. Someone must have tampered with the tags. It would appear that we’ve been hoodwinked and this is the decoy meant for the Russians.”
    “Does that mean we can tie these actors up and gag them, then?” asked Terry hopefully.
    “Yes alright” replied Sadie, distracted. “We may need some extra time after all.”

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