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The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books |
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| Side by side, Elliot and I crawled on our bellies beneath sagging loops of barbed wire, over field dirt, as live rounds of cadre-fired ammunition hissed and whined twenty inches above our steel-helmeted heads. It was here that Elliot met, head-on and face to face, his first Alabama scropion. Elliot was the scorpion's first Bronxite. Both parties appeared unprepared for a social. | |
| -- Robert Newton Peck, Weeds in Bloom: Autobiography of an Ordinary Man | |
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