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to be a chestnut horse.
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to be cat and mouse. The cat stands outside the circle and the mouse
inside. The cat tries to catch the mouse. The rest of the players help or hinder
the cat by raising or lowering their arms. The cat and mouse can run in and out
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several days, I know. Everything is so new and so exciting. I heard several
French Canadians singing their songs as they stood on the stern waving to some
friends on the dock. It is like a foreign land already. I'm all anticipation for
the summer to come. I only wish you could be with us.
Love, and thank you for the wonderful trip and for the flowers.
Joan
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deference that comes on a sixteen-year-old when he has something to ask for,
something he wants much.
Here're your waffles, Davie,his mother said. Four.
That'll do fine to start on,Davie said, and grinned up at her.You sure
can sling a wicked waffle, Mom.
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Like father, like son.丸Ф丸
Like mother, like daughter.
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As our I 1-year-old daughter's birthday approached, she let it be known that
the thing she wanted most, was an automatic record player. We agreed to give it
to her on condition that she promise to take good care of it. She promised, of
course. But we had no idea how serious she was until one day when my wife was
tidying her room she found a list of rules headedHow To Take Care of My
Record Player.
The rules included such things as keeping the machine clean, caring for the
needle and so on. But the clincher was the last rule of all. It readIf
record player gets broke, don't let Daddy try to fix it.
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