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“ Any woman who gets married over a certain age is a fool , ” said Ruth , “ and I waste no sympathy on her . ” Irving shrugged his shoulders again . “ Everybody's a fool . And there's more foolish things than getting married at fifty .
“ Any woman who gets married over a certain age is a fool , ” said Ruth , “ and I waste no sympathy on her . ” Irving shrugged his shoulders again . “ Everybody's a fool . And there's more foolish things than getting married at fifty .
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3 “ It's disgraceful , ” Ruth was saying . “ Old Mrs. Mendelssohn got a letter from her yesterday . It's the first letter since Lottie went away . And can you imagine , the woman had the nerve to ask her mother to come live with them in ...
3 “ It's disgraceful , ” Ruth was saying . “ Old Mrs. Mendelssohn got a letter from her yesterday . It's the first letter since Lottie went away . And can you imagine , the woman had the nerve to ask her mother to come live with them in ...
Side 25
Then Ruth began to speak , her voice cutting through things like a knife . She was the youngest one year younger than Estelle , two years younger than Sarah , three years younger than Irving - but as long as Sarah could remember , Ruth ...
Then Ruth began to speak , her voice cutting through things like a knife . She was the youngest one year younger than Estelle , two years younger than Sarah , three years younger than Irving - but as long as Sarah could remember , Ruth ...
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