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... never blessed with children . Last year my wife died , and now I'm all alone in the world . " His face looked soft and helpless when it got sad . She wanted to reach out and smooth his cheek . " That's terrible , " she said . " I'm so ...
... never blessed with children . Last year my wife died , and now I'm all alone in the world . " His face looked soft and helpless when it got sad . She wanted to reach out and smooth his cheek . " That's terrible , " she said . " I'm so ...
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... never been married know about love ? That sort of love , anyway ? " Estelle continued to shake her head . " What's wrong with the love of her own family ? Nobody loves you like your own family . Everybody else . cheats you and falls ...
... never been married know about love ? That sort of love , anyway ? " Estelle continued to shake her head . " What's wrong with the love of her own family ? Nobody loves you like your own family . Everybody else . cheats you and falls ...
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... never finish it now , she told herself . She smiled softly as she stood up and walked over to the bookshelf . Then the door of the bedroom opened . Mama stood there , all hunched over , a small , hunched over blob of white . " Mama ...
... never finish it now , she told herself . She smiled softly as she stood up and walked over to the bookshelf . Then the door of the bedroom opened . Mama stood there , all hunched over , a small , hunched over blob of white . " Mama ...
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