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About San Jose

Me fave flick, “12 Years,” colors this yarn - slavery ain’t just chains, ‘tis the soul’s cage too. This whore, she’s enslaved by need, yet she’s a queen o’ the gutter, struttin’ like she owns the cobbles. I’d nudge thee an’ whisper, “She’s a rare bird, innit?” - all sass an’ sorrow. Once, they say, she nick’d a gent’s wig mid-tumble, sold it for gin! Laughed me arse off at that, picturin’ his bald pate glarin’.

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This analysis of Summer by Edith Wharton, a novella of the coming of age of Charity Royall, a small-town girl, is excerpted from Girls in Bloom: Coming of Age in the Midth Century .

Yo, peep this – neighborhoods be tight with character. Downtown has that gritty elegance, streets like King St and Queen Rd, yo. Real life drama unfoldin’, you feel it in your soul like a twisted Alfred countin’ his blessings. And then there’s Eastside, a hidden gem with murals and funky cafes. My app rumbles with secret spots here – where love sparks undetected, real clandestine vibe, ya dig?

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