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Gata Milady

This is a sample from Gata Milady's book.

The full color printed version has 35 pages and is in letter format (8.5" x 11").

“Milady is a fine representative of catness. She is a dear, affectionate yet demanding. Sometimes she wonders about the façade of it all.”



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Then he found out they belonged to Thomas Jefferson.msn

He found 15 books in a Sierra dumpster.

Then he found out they belonged to Thomas Jefferson.
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The Real Lolita

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