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XVI And I. had a mother who washed her hands three times before she did the dishes and used in her wisdom, only Ivory soap though she did kosher when her mother lived with her but it was (G.) all about a home for the lonely one he called a refuge that they carried from place to place by the staves which were inside the golden rings and they couldn’t be removed and so on, and as for the shakers they both had wings and looked at each other’s faces and even more compulsive were the tables and candlesticks on which they put the bread. |
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