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... Bill and I had to walk about sixteen blocks to school . At recess he was off and playing with the other kids , but just a few minutes before the bell rang for school to " take up again " Bill would saunter over to where I was standing ...
... Bill and I had to walk about sixteen blocks to school . At recess he was off and playing with the other kids , but just a few minutes before the bell rang for school to " take up again " Bill would saunter over to where I was standing ...
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... Bill thought we girls were asleep he would try to sneak out of the room to get back to his own comfortable bed . Gladys and I would rise up as one and whisper fiercely : " Bill you get back there ! " And he would say , " Blankity ...
... Bill thought we girls were asleep he would try to sneak out of the room to get back to his own comfortable bed . Gladys and I would rise up as one and whisper fiercely : " Bill you get back there ! " And he would say , " Blankity ...
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... Bill was called upon at the last minute to recite the Gettysburg Address at some kind of county contest . The boy who was supposed to do it had suddenly become ill . Bill was about eleven but small for his age . As he got up before the ...
... Bill was called upon at the last minute to recite the Gettysburg Address at some kind of county contest . The boy who was supposed to do it had suddenly become ill . Bill was about eleven but small for his age . As he got up before the ...
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