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... cry of " welcome " from a large group of folks outside ; then they would all troop in , bearing many gifts of food , mostly staples , supposedly a pound of this and a pound of that . Then we'd gather in the living room and a spokesman 14.
... cry of " welcome " from a large group of folks outside ; then they would all troop in , bearing many gifts of food , mostly staples , supposedly a pound of this and a pound of that . Then we'd gather in the living room and a spokesman 14.
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... folks now believe that one shouldn't prolong life when it's obvious that the patient is suffering , and extreme measures are needed to keep the patient alive . It was that way when Mama was dying , at the age of eighty - eight ...
... folks now believe that one shouldn't prolong life when it's obvious that the patient is suffering , and extreme measures are needed to keep the patient alive . It was that way when Mama was dying , at the age of eighty - eight ...
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... folks named him Shepherd of the Banks . I visited them there once , and it was there that I got my first proposal of marriage . I was sixteen at the time and was thrilled beyond belief ! The man was ten years older , very handsome , and ...
... folks named him Shepherd of the Banks . I visited them there once , and it was there that I got my first proposal of marriage . I was sixteen at the time and was thrilled beyond belief ! The man was ten years older , very handsome , and ...
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