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- A boy stood ready to serve, his station a counter of sugared and salted delights
- A restaurant in America handed me a cup of soda.
- A Waffle House at three in the morning.
- Fifty thousand people stood up in order, section by section.
- For the fourth time since my arrival, I entered the small eatery.
- Here in America, I returned to my hotel room at night and found that someone had…
- I am on the wall.
- I bought a drink at this American eating-house.
- I came to watch the gladiators clash, and found the warriors feasting hours before the battle.
- I have read the book.
- In America, a stranger will love you on sight.
- In America, a stranger will rename you in a single breath.
- I sought but a single bottle of the American white sauce.
- I stood before a beast of the old world.
- I stood in the vast hall of goods, a silent guardian of philosophy.
- I went to In-N-Out and ordered a cheeseburger.
- My American friends led me into a cavernous room where swords of fire danced.
- My host calls him "the weather man."
- My neighbor, Dale, possesses a magnificent machine of burden.
- My neighbor's small, red banner on a stick appeared.
- My sword broke last winter, and so I went to replace it.
- The chair waits.
- The drink was blue, cold, and a mystery.
- The lord lives.
- There came a knock at my gate.
- There is a restaurant in Texas where they bring you food until you tell them to stop.
- There was a man at the next table in uniform, and the waitress would not let him pay.
- The waitress, a woman of sunny disposition, recommended a dish.
- They made me sign a waiver before the wings arrived.
- USA. A diner. The waitress asked me how I want my eggs.
- USA. A gas station register.
- USA. A Southern restaurant.
- USA. A supermarket register.
- We sat at a table in a bright, loud eating house.
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