Difference between revisions of "In there"

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in there: (1) in the museum, which was too hot and uncomfortable for such a long tour (2) in ALP's cunt during HCE and ALP's act of sexual intercourse (3) in the outhouse or privy in the backyard of HCE's tavern → the sense of confinement in the museyroom is contrasted in the rest of the paragraph with images of birds flying free

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−	~~i.e.,~~ in the museum, which was too hot and uncomfortable for such a long tour.	+	* '''in there:''' (1) in the [[Wallinstone_national_museum\|museum]], which was too hot and uncomfortable for such a long tour (2) in [[ALP\|ALP's]] cunt during [[HCE]] and [[ALP\|ALP's]] act of sexual intercourse (3) in the outhouse or privy in the backyard of [[HCE\|HCE's]] tavern → the sense of confinement in the [[museyroom]] is contrasted in the rest of the paragraph with images of birds flying free
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−	~~This~~ sense of confinement is contrasted in the rest of the paragraph with images of birds flying free.