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    Sunburst
    Sunburst
    Sunburst
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    Sunburst

    By laura j. minning

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    . . . Remember the days
    of happiness and glory,
    with a quiver down your spine,
    and a smile
    pressed against your lips.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateMay 13, 2005
    ISBN9781469118468
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      Sunburst - laura j. minning

      s u n b u r s t

      laura j. minning

      Copyright © 2005 by Laura J. Minning.

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