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Do forgive me, if I linger a bit on the tennis courts. While studying, you see, I’d glance out my corner-office window at the tennis courts. With particular frequency, when high-schooler Laurie Stratton, the youngest of the President’s three darling blonde daughters, was playing. |
Laurie’s room in the President’s House, across the street, was also visible from the same window. Must confess to nurturing a minor case on her; more later, under the rubrics of Shakespeare and magic… |
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