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... smile faded from his face . " Hello , " he said . " Hello ' who " ? " the mother hinted . " Hello aunt Georgie , " the boy said obe- diently . " Hello , Paul " Georgie replied . " And what do you have on your mind ? ” " What ? " " I ...
... smile faded from his face . " Hello , " he said . " Hello ' who " ? " the mother hinted . " Hello aunt Georgie , " the boy said obe- diently . " Hello , Paul " Georgie replied . " And what do you have on your mind ? ” " What ? " " I ...
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... smiles , but her smile is not sure whether to be gay or apologetic or plaintive . I am proud that she is concerned about what I know . My pride is catching at tiny straws . We are al- most in New Haven . It is after four and wet ...
... smiles , but her smile is not sure whether to be gay or apologetic or plaintive . I am proud that she is concerned about what I know . My pride is catching at tiny straws . We are al- most in New Haven . It is after four and wet ...
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... smile . So the laughter was not enough , he wanted the words too , all the words , and I stopped laughing and began to use the words , all of them . I was serene and perfectly content while I told him , without anger or heat or even ...
... smile . So the laughter was not enough , he wanted the words too , all the words , and I stopped laughing and began to use the words , all of them . I was serene and perfectly content while I told him , without anger or heat or even ...
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