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... Grandmother is a patient said to me , " I take good care of your grandmother . She's my little china doll . " And , indeed , she does look like a little china doll with the pink bow in her soft , fluffy , white hair , her pink rosebud ...
... Grandmother is a patient said to me , " I take good care of your grandmother . She's my little china doll . " And , indeed , she does look like a little china doll with the pink bow in her soft , fluffy , white hair , her pink rosebud ...
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... Grandmother took it in her stride . Each parsonage they left was immaculate for the next minister ; and the next parsonage was cleaned from top to bottom before Grandmother would permit even one suitcase to go in . Each town they lived ...
... Grandmother took it in her stride . Each parsonage they left was immaculate for the next minister ; and the next parsonage was cleaned from top to bottom before Grandmother would permit even one suitcase to go in . Each town they lived ...
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... Grandmother's thoughts and interests are more often on the space program , the current elections , foreign affairs and everything any member of her family is involved in . She has found many new friends in the nursing home . If either ...
... Grandmother's thoughts and interests are more often on the space program , the current elections , foreign affairs and everything any member of her family is involved in . She has found many new friends in the nursing home . If either ...
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