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The Question on the Staircase
What I should have asked Kenneth Starr.
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He might have thrown it back to me: "Why don't you do it?"
Gotcha. I'm a singer. I would instantly have sung "Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the Cross..."
Or maybe he would have led a hymn without hesitating. Maybe Ken Starr leads hymn sings all the time.
Just picture it. Ah, well.
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