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The cone shaped biscuit can hardly contain
the whipped white cream. It runs as if the tears of a clown from the overhang of the cornet to meet my heated hand. Faster it rolls, leaving behind a river of milky ripples. Making one final leap, it splashes down on my sandal. Oh, what a place to come to rest; if only I'd noticed before entering...'Pleasure Land’
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