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... town and we said , " Now , Mama , you stay in bed this morning and let us fix breakfast for you . " We served in style , I can tell you . We decorated the house with garlands of colored tissue paper , covering the light bulbs to give a ...
... town and we said , " Now , Mama , you stay in bed this morning and let us fix breakfast for you . " We served in style , I can tell you . We decorated the house with garlands of colored tissue paper , covering the light bulbs to give a ...
Page 37
... town again ? " It had been at least forty years since we'd lived there and I had dearly loved it . Well , as we got there we stopped at a small garage and filling station and went in . Three or four men were standing around talking and ...
... town again ? " It had been at least forty years since we'd lived there and I had dearly loved it . Well , as we got there we stopped at a small garage and filling station and went in . Three or four men were standing around talking and ...
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... town where mother lived . He said yes , but first he'd have to fill up the car with gas . When we drove up to the gas station he motioned to the at- tendant to speak to him in private . As they whispered to each other they would glance ...
... town where mother lived . He said yes , but first he'd have to fill up the car with gas . When we drove up to the gas station he motioned to the at- tendant to speak to him in private . As they whispered to each other they would glance ...
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