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Finally she would begin to cry , and then there was no calming her . It was not difficult for us to discern the reason for her behavior ; the child missed her father terribly . She waited for his return day after day , and on Friday ...
Finally she would begin to cry , and then there was no calming her . It was not difficult for us to discern the reason for her behavior ; the child missed her father terribly . She waited for his return day after day , and on Friday ...
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He heard Mr. Schultz's voice calling him on each landing of the staircase , until finally he appeared in the attic doorway . As luck would have it , the attic at that particular time was completely empty of its usual maze of drying ...
He heard Mr. Schultz's voice calling him on each landing of the staircase , until finally he appeared in the attic doorway . As luck would have it , the attic at that particular time was completely empty of its usual maze of drying ...
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When they finally left , I realized I had the perfect excuse . I went to the chief administrator and told him that I could not cope with the pressure of managerial responsibility under such trying conditions and that I preferred to ...
When they finally left , I realized I had the perfect excuse . I went to the chief administrator and told him that I could not cope with the pressure of managerial responsibility under such trying conditions and that I preferred to ...
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In The Ghettos | x |
A Brief Spring Sara SelverUrbach | 21 |
BreadChava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
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