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    Hidden: Nistar

    By Batya Casper

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    Each day Sarah spread a cloth on the space between our houses and sewed her wedding canopy.


    Each day she embroidered another rose onto the whitest of muslins. She waited, sitting on the grass in her sweater and scarf. We didn't open our door, never came out, yet she knew we could see her. That was satisfaction enough.


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor Reputation Press, LLC
    Release dateJan 26, 2021
    ISBN9781649611734
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    Batya Casper

    Dr. Casper is a retired director, actor, and teacher of theater. She currently lives in California.

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