The dried and split shells of the beech nuts lie on the forest floor in winter after the squirrels have eaten or buried all the seeds. But the plump, glossily curvaceous shells remain curiously feminine and sensual.
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| The dried and split shells of the beech nuts lie on the forest floor in winter after the squirrels have eaten or buried all the seeds. But the plump, glossily curvaceous shells remain curiously feminine and sensual. |