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The Door at the Bottom of the Stairs
By Carol J Koenig
Saturday, November 10, 2001
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"Who are you talking to, Grandfather?"
"Dick Tutt"
Fear curled in my stomach. My Grandfather, always had visits from Dick Tutt when we went to bed. I wanted to know who Dick Tutt was, but I was too afraid to ask. It took twenty years to find out.

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