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| author | Case Duckworth | 2015-02-27 15:51:11 -0700 |
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| committer | Case Duckworth | 2015-02-27 15:51:11 -0700 |
| commit | f402a2b6d43a0411028b14a19cb449a7da0f5314 (patch) | |
| tree | 2fc532756fd7620fee7ecc2e38d5cd68db389c23 /src/punch.txt | |
| parent | Revise Riptide of memory (diff) | |
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Change line breaks to sentences in prose pieces
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| 21 | When he finally got back to work he was surprised they threw him a party. | 21 | When he finally got back to work he was surprised they threw him a party. |
| 22 | _**WELCOME BACK PAUL!**_ was written on a big banner across the back wall. | 22 | _**WELCOME BACK PAUL!**_ was written on a big banner across the back wall. |
| 23 | Someone had ordered a confectioner's-sugar cake with frosting flowers on the | 23 | Someone had ordered a confectioner's-sugar cake with frosting flowers on the corners. |
| 24 | corners. It said the same thing as the banner. "Welcome back, Paul" said | 24 | It said the same thing as the banner. |
| 25 | Jill as he was at the punch bowl. The cup was on the table as he ladled punch | 25 | "Welcome back, Paul" said Jill as he was at the punch bowl. |
| 26 | in with his right hand. His left was wrapped in gauze. | 26 | The cup was on the table as he ladled punch in with his right hand. |
| 27 | His left was wrapped in gauze. | ||
| 27 | 28 | ||
| 28 | "Let me help you with that" said Jill. Paul had a strange feeling this had | 29 | "Let me help you with that" said Jill. |
| 29 | happened before. She took the ladle and their hands touched. She picked the | 30 | Paul had a strange feeling this had happened before. |
| 30 | cup up in her right hand and used her left to lift the spoon. "You know" she | 31 | She took the ladle and their hands touched. |
| 31 | said "we were worried about you. When Jerry heard about your hand he said | 32 | She picked the cup up in her right hand and used her left to lift the spoon. |
| 32 | 'There goes one of our best data entry men.'" "I still can't really move my | 33 | "You know" she said "we were worried about you. |
| 33 | left hand" said Paul. "That's alright you can take your time with the entry." | 34 | When Jerry heard about your hand he said 'There goes one of our best data entry men.'" |
| 35 | "I still can't really move my left hand" said Paul. | ||
| 36 | "That's alright you can take your time with the entry." | ||
| 34 | "I'm sorry." | 37 | "I'm sorry." |
| 35 | 38 | ||
| 36 | "Sorry for what" she looked at his eyes. He imagined her seeing fisheye | 39 | "Sorry for what" she looked at his eyes. |
| 37 | versions of herself in them. "I don't know" he said because it was true. | 40 | He imagined her seeing fisheye versions of herself in them. |
| 38 | "It's alright anyway" she said and placed the full punch cup in his right | 41 | "I don't know" he said because it was true. |
| 39 | hand. | 42 | "It's alright anyway" she said and placed the full punch cup in his right hand. |