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One of her duties, after she had been taught to read, had been to read aloud after breakfast and before going to bed. The blades on the top spun faster and faster. However, it would only be robbing the hangman of his dues. The stage manager came out from the wings, and taking her hand led her off. He had said so. “You left the TV on when you fell asleep in the living room, so I turned it off. Let your father—if he chooses, leave all his wealth to his adopted son. "Spare me!" he groaned, looking upwards. “You’re kidding, right?” “Not kidding at all.

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