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The
wild boys. No stalwart commandments engraved on the conscience. No unchanging
boundaries, no sacred cows. It did make her angry, because they ignored
her and everything she thought or felt, and because she was jealous. They
moved happily this way and that, for miles of verdant plains and hills.
They made it seem she and her brothers had grown up in a series of careful
boxes. But had they?
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