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Elizabeth Betts Urquhart. A T ONE TIME I thought I'd title this sort - of - a - saga of the Reverend W. A. Betts , Sr. family " View from a 1/16 . " The reason for that is , I quite often thought of myself as a 1 / 16th , especially once ...
Elizabeth Betts Urquhart. A T ONE TIME I thought I'd title this sort - of - a - saga of the Reverend W. A. Betts , Sr. family " View from a 1/16 . " The reason for that is , I quite often thought of myself as a 1 / 16th , especially once ...
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... 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 - Blank ...
... 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 - Blank ...
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... thoughts of my eternal home Within by bosom swell . There , where we meet with holy joy , No thoughts of parting come . But never ending ages still Shall find us all at Home . 89062850177 B89062850177A But thoughts of my eternal home ...
... thoughts of my eternal home Within by bosom swell . There , where we meet with holy joy , No thoughts of parting come . But never ending ages still Shall find us all at Home . 89062850177 B89062850177A But thoughts of my eternal home ...
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