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    Restless Legs
    Restless Legs
    Restless Legs
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    Restless Legs

    By Tabitha Ormiston-Smith

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    Pat's parents didn't believe his symptoms were real. Big mistake....

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTabitha Ormiston-Smith
    Release dateAug 4, 2015
    ISBN9781311453891
    Restless Legs
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    Tabitha Ormiston-Smith

    Tabitha Ormiston-Smith was born and continues to age. Dividing her time between her houses in Melbourne and the country, she is ably assisted in her editing business and her other endeavours by Ferret, the three-legged bandit.

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      Restless Legs - Tabitha Ormiston-Smith

      RESTLESS LEGS

      Tabitha Ormiston-Smith

      Copyright Tabitha Ormiston-Smith 2014

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      RESTLESS LEGS

      Tabitha Ormiston-Smith

      It was happening again. Pat thrashed about, destroying in the process his neatly-made bed and tossing Bobo to the floor, where he lay half under the bed, his stuffed yellow legs pointing to the ceiling in silent protest.

      It wasn’t an ache, exactly, although it was kind of like an ache. A bit like an itch, too, but not the kind of itch that you could scratch, sort of like an itch inside your bones. It didn’t really hurt, but

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