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mice in the shed

Mice in the shed, she demanded I do something. I found three mice, surprisingly easy to catch, like they had been saved. Living on old newspapers and stillborn manuscripts not much of a diet. Kill them, she demanded. I put them in a shoebox made a few holes and gave them some bread crumbs. In the tall grass, by the road verge I let them out, and that they would rather stay in the box. Finally, they got the message and disappeared. I looked up and said: “What about it, God? Any chance to Win on the lotto?

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