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Niko
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From Chapter 15 -- For Sale: One Sesqui:
"For $111, 'a hot-tempered, high-spirited cinnamon bear' named Sonny was sold to Benjamin Satler, who lived on Ninth Street near Buttonwood in the Spring Garden district. Satler felt sure that his neighborhood of narrow row houses with small backyards would be the perfect habitat for a half-grown bear."
— Jul 04, 2023 03:50PM
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"For $111, 'a hot-tempered, high-spirited cinnamon bear' named Sonny was sold to Benjamin Satler, who lived on Ninth Street near Buttonwood in the Spring Garden district. Satler felt sure that his neighborhood of narrow row houses with small backyards would be the perfect habitat for a half-grown bear."
Niko
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Slowly but surely getting through this. It's fascinating but dense with details.
If the U.S. decides to do something for the 250th anniversary, the 150th will be a low bar to clear.
— Jun 13, 2023 07:39PM
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If the U.S. decides to do something for the 250th anniversary, the 150th will be a low bar to clear.
