‘You know you have a dead deer back there.”
I didn’t. The young man who looks in on the house when we are not there pointed to a shape on the ground behind the carport, dark against the snow still remaining at the end of winter.
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‘You know you have a dead deer back there.”
I didn’t. The young man who looks in on the house when we are not there pointed to a shape on the ground behind the carport, dark against the snow still remaining at the end of winter.

About the Author
Historian Richard Brookhiser is a senior editor of National Review and a senior fellow at the National Review Institute.
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‘You know you have a dead deer back there.”
I didn’t. The young man who looks in on the house when we are not there pointed to a shape on the ground behind the carport, dark against the snow still remaining at the end of winter.

About the Author
Historian Richard Brookhiser is a senior editor of National Review and a senior fellow at the National Review Institute.
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