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LanguageEnglish
ProjectLinES
Corpus Parttrain
AnnotationAhrenberg, Lars
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On the table beside, an amputated lamp. Across the room was a Snow Queen's mirror, its pieces scatters of despair. I crept from beneath the scissored blankets to the bathroom. The white and chrome was a shrine to Chanel. A place for everything, everything in its place. Peace. One day when my mother was taking me to school, the streets seemed very quiet. We parked, although we were the only car on the stretch of road, and we got out to walk slowly, hand in hand, through some flimsy barriers of paper and string. Far away we saw some policemen waving at us and we waved back. We heard a lorry coming up behind and my mother told me it had a television crew on board which excited me who had never seen a television. Anything that had been on the market for as little as ten years was unlikely to impress my father. 'Are you happy, Alice?'

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