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... better of it . pain in her eyes defied me to stay neutral . I Penny paused near me , and the look of said merely : " Guess you'd better go change . " " Why , Peter ? " she asked , looking earn- estly into my eyes . " There's nothing ...
... better of it . pain in her eyes defied me to stay neutral . I Penny paused near me , and the look of said merely : " Guess you'd better go change . " " Why , Peter ? " she asked , looking earn- estly into my eyes . " There's nothing ...
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... better get back and pack and get ready . We have to catch the 3:45 train . Lots of people come back from the weekend with nothing in the house , and we better have the store open . That rich we're not . " He half - expected his wife to ...
... better get back and pack and get ready . We have to catch the 3:45 train . Lots of people come back from the weekend with nothing in the house , and we better have the store open . That rich we're not . " He half - expected his wife to ...
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... better had you watched where you were running , " Alberto said to the girl . He dipped his blue and white polka ... better - you hit one of our kids , and I reckon you'll pay for them all . " " I did not hit your kid , " Alberto said ...
... better had you watched where you were running , " Alberto said to the girl . He dipped his blue and white polka ... better - you hit one of our kids , and I reckon you'll pay for them all . " " I did not hit your kid , " Alberto said ...
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