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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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Hi friends, I would like to know the exactly meaning of this paragraph:
' Roberts described it as "a cat and mouse game Glenn played with the audience. He always cast a spell over them, and ANYONE SITTING THERE WHOM HE KNEW PERSONALLY OR WAS FOND OF BROKE THE SPELL. It really upset him'
Thanks in advance, jo.
' Roberts described it as "a cat and mouse game Glenn played with the audience. He always cast a spell over them, and ANYONE SITTING THERE WHOM HE KNEW PERSONALLY OR WAS FOND OF BROKE THE SPELL. It really upset him'
Thanks in advance, jo.
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Glenn performs before an audience - and psychologically 'plays' with them. However, if he knows someone in the audience he can't play his games with them.
- Glenn performs before an audience - and psychologically 'plays' with them.
- However, if he knows someone in the audience he can't play his games with them.
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Glenn performs before an audience - and psychologically 'plays' with them. However, if he knows someone in the audience he can't play his games with them.
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