turn the page

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A married couple and their three children, a stewardess, and a teacher decided one day to drop out of the book in which they were characters.   Each wanted a real life.   The author tried to convince them to stay.   “Fact and fiction very often collide anyway”, he exclaimed in sorrow.

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