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never would. In short, he was what it meant to be a father and a man in 1971. Up...
Author:
Haven Kimmel
Book:
A Girl Named Zippy
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never would. In short, he was what it meant to be a father and a man in 1971. Up against his power I could see none of his failings.
( Haven Kimmel )
[ A Girl Named Zippy ]
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