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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was a book by [[James Baldwin]]. [[Eddy Stone]] noted that it was meant to be a bit racy which he hoped was the case. [[Jack Bartlett]] had been embarrassed to be seen with it and two [[Oscar Wilde]] books, feeling as though people would discern his secret. In his rush to leave the [[Holborn Library]] with the books, he ran into Stone. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Bad Therapy (novel)|Bad Therapy]]'')
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'''''Giovanni's Room''''' was a book by [[James Baldwin]]. [[Eddy Stone]] noted that it was meant to be a bit racy which he hoped was the case. [[Jack Bartlett]] had been embarrassed to be seen with it and two [[Oscar Wilde]] books, feeling as though people would discern his secret. In his rush to leave the [[Holborn Library]] with the books, he ran into Stone. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Bad Therapy (novel)}})


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Giovanni's Room

Giovanni's Room was a book by James Baldwin. Eddy Stone noted that it was meant to be a bit racy which he hoped was the case. Jack Bartlett had been embarrassed to be seen with it and two Oscar Wilde books, feeling as though people would discern his secret. In his rush to leave the Holborn Library with the books, he ran into Stone. (PROSE: Bad Therapy [+]Loading...["Bad Therapy (novel)"])