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... garden at each parsonage we lived in . " Idle hands are the devil's tools in the devil's workshop . " So whenever a boy in the family was discovered doing nothing and Papa came into view , it was always " Dig weeds , my son ! " Not ...
... garden at each parsonage we lived in . " Idle hands are the devil's tools in the devil's workshop . " So whenever a boy in the family was discovered doing nothing and Papa came into view , it was always " Dig weeds , my son ! " Not ...
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... gardens built by a big beer king . I remember how impressed he was with the gorgeous labyrinth of roses there . As he left the garden , he remarked to a couple of transients who were seated on a bench at the entrance , " I have spent an ...
... gardens built by a big beer king . I remember how impressed he was with the gorgeous labyrinth of roses there . As he left the garden , he remarked to a couple of transients who were seated on a bench at the entrance , " I have spent an ...
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... gardening . The boys said , " Sure with our slave work ! " In Cherokee , Texas , Mama said the boys used to look like convicts out there in the garden using pickaxes to drive holes through the rocky ground to plant fruit trees . The ...
... gardening . The boys said , " Sure with our slave work ! " In Cherokee , Texas , Mama said the boys used to look like convicts out there in the garden using pickaxes to drive holes through the rocky ground to plant fruit trees . The ...
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