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Along the Pacific Coast Highway far from the noise and mayhem
of Baal's descendants there is a place. A place not frequented by the tenants of mansions which sit on stony cliffs high above the ocean blue. Along the windy open highway of California's Pacific Coast there is a place where I took rest and relaxation. I met a young girl with straight white teeth and a braided lock of hair. She reminded me of a daughter I would have wanted to have. Along the Pacific Coast Highway far from the noise and mayhem of Baal's descendants and much removed from mansions which hover above the waves of the ocean blue sea, there is a place where I took rest and relaxation. I met a thin, young, orphan girl and could do no more than to say hello. I could do no more.
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