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Colin Barrett Reads “A Shooting in Rathreedane”

The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice - New Fiction from The New Yorker

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The Gun Is on Me, Creton Interjected With Renewing Conviction

Noonan and swift were on the road when they got crane on the squad car. Crane summarized, after nownan had given him a rundown of the situation, that the size of it was huge. Nolan said, i'm wondering if we shouldn't just put a shouting now to the special response unit. He's not lost his reason. You can't rely on reason with a firearm in play. Just let us put our feet in the ground out there, get the lay of the land. No cause to escalate yet. But an, ye, get out there, and there's a hint of anything off, i need you to withdraw and hold tight. Good luck.

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