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“As any true Traveler knows, the best vacation tips are those a stylish friend scribbles onto a red wine-stained napkin at three in the morning over drinks and conversation.”
“Mr. Wilson's Buddy, quite happily married with a new baby, can't fathom what Mavis is up to—his puzzled decency is painfully charming—but she's as transparent as a wine-stained carafe to an old classmate named Matt Freehauf, who is played to laconic perfection by Patton Oswalt.”
The Wall Street Journal: Nervy 'Young Adult' Dazzles by the Book
“Guests sat in front of cold coffee cups, empty breadbaskets, and wine-stained tablecloths not of their doing.”
“A wine-stained first edition of the literary magazine founded by Ted Hughes and his Cambridge friends, covered in handwritten annotations by the poet laureate, has been acquired by the British Library.”
“He was an unremarkable man in a wine-stained velvet tunic, not small but not broad enough in the chest and shoulders to be an archer or an ironlord.”
“It was grimier than before, the same old carpet more wine-stained.”
“The man struck him again, this time with a swipe of something razor sharp that sliced open the front of Davids wine-stained shirt.”
“Sitting in Jimmy Gallaghers candlelit kitchen, watching his wine-stained lips move, I felt that I was listening to the story of another mans life, one with whom I shared certain qualities but who was, ultimately, distant from me.”
“He tucked his scarf into his wine-stained vest and walked out.”
“She held one hand to her wine-stained mouth, laughing.”
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