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		<title>The Sound of Oarlocks</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I rowed through the lifeless water, gripping the jar between my legs.  I was alone in the bay.  Too early in the season for lobster boats and tourists.  A light drizzle soaked through my jacket.  I didn’t feel it.

Dad used to take me rowing in the cove at night and tell me Penobscot Bay ghost stories.  Pitch black, but for the stars, and the fog light he’d leave on at the shack.  My favorite story was my great grandfather’s. ]]></description>
		
		
		
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