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sick.
I was sick- sick unto death with that long agony; and when
they length unbound me, and I was permitted to sit, I felt that
my senses were leaving me. The sickness that it gave me was
unbearable. I couldn’t believe that whatever was happening, that
it was me it was me it was happening to. It felt like a dream. I
struggled to run but whoever was there wouldn’t let me. It was
dark, but just enough light came from what seemed to be a
gunshot whole in the roof, allowed me to see part of my
surroundings, I felt a strange feeling; like I was lightheaded.
My eye sight was going. I once could smell wet burnt wood, as
if I was in an old a banded ware house that had been engulfed
inflames years ago, but soon enough the smell faded with my eye
sight. I’m counting on my hearing to keep me in tough with what
was happening around me, but the soft wind blowing threw the
leaves on a tree, was all I could hear.
they length unbound me, and I was permitted to sit, I felt that
my senses were leaving me. The sickness that it gave me was
unbearable. I couldn’t believe that whatever was happening, that
it was me it was me it was happening to. It felt like a dream. I
struggled to run but whoever was there wouldn’t let me. It was
dark, but just enough light came from what seemed to be a
gunshot whole in the roof, allowed me to see part of my
surroundings, I felt a strange feeling; like I was lightheaded.
My eye sight was going. I once could smell wet burnt wood, as
if I was in an old a banded ware house that had been engulfed
inflames years ago, but soon enough the smell faded with my eye
sight. I’m counting on my hearing to keep me in tough with what
was happening around me, but the soft wind blowing threw the
leaves on a tree, was all I could hear.
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