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When I first saw them I ran to them, they pressed their faces against mine, and we could not be separated for hours � and what stories they told! About the pigs, the cows, the mules!
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Where would papa sleep? Were there any boys next door? Raoul is convinced there are only girls. I told them fairies would fix it all right. When I left, (Tears up.) I cried the whole journey back, as I missed them.
Max Bush. The Awakening. Dramatic Publishing Company, 2017, p.50.
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