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On Friday afternoon, after he was forced by the police to leave his apartment, Peter Gannon found himself on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Seventieth Street, at the door of the apartment building where he had lived with Susan for twenty years.
The Shadow of Your Smile MARY HIGGINS CLARK 2010
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On Friday afternoon, after he was forced by the police to leave his apartment, Peter Gannon found himself on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Seventieth Street, at the door of the apartment building where he had lived with Susan for twenty years.
The Shadow of Your Smile MARY HIGGINS CLARK 2010
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On Friday afternoon, after he was forced by the police to leave his apartment, Peter Gannon found himself on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Seventieth Street, at the door of the apartment building where he had lived with Susan for twenty years.
The Shadow of Your Smile MARY HIGGINS CLARK 2010
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Sam Byrne lived in a quaint brownstone on Seventieth and Park.
After Hours MORGAN BURKE 2005
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It seems that his parents have money, and they own an apartment up on First and Seventieth in a place called the Woodrow.
The Black Angel John Connolly 2005
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Sam Byrne lived in a quaint brownstone on Seventieth and Park.
After Hours MORGAN BURKE 2005
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They were idling on Third Avenue and East Seventieth Street, a few blocks below where Soraya was having lunch with Edwige at Swifty's.
KILLING COUSINS ALEX MINTER 2003
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They were idling on Third Avenue and East Seventieth Street, a few blocks below where Soraya was having lunch with Edwige at Swifty's.
KILLING COUSINS ALEX MINTER 2003
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They were idling on Third Avenue and East Seventieth Street, a few blocks below where Soraya was having lunch with Edwige at Swifty's.
KILLING COUSINS ALEX MINTER 2003
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Address of Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) from a report of the dinner given by the publishers of the Atlantic Monthly in honor of the Seventieth Anniversary of the Birth of John Greenleaf Whittier, at the Hotel Brunswick, Boston, December 17, 1877, as published in the Boston Evening Transcript, December 18, 1877.
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