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“Stay More' is synonymous with 'Status Quo' in fact, there are people who believe, or who like to believe, that the name of the town was intended as an entreaty, beseeching the past to remain present.”

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Donald Harington
Donald Harington

Donald Harington was an American author known for his novel 'South Toward Home', which focuses on the life and characters of the American Midwest. more

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