New York - November 07, 2006

Chapter One

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You came to New York with such Great Expectations.

You’d be The Portrait of a Lady, live As You Like It, and meet An Ideal Man and Women in Love. Lounging in Central Park with a mochaccino, hybrid pooch, and The Sunday Times: This Side of Paradise.

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