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She did not hate Miss Garnder anymore. She didn't like her, but she felt sorry...
Author:
Betty Smith
Book:
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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She did not hate Miss Garnder anymore. She didn't like her, but she felt sorry for her. Miss Garnder had nothing in all the world excepting a sureness about how right she was.
( Betty Smith )
[ A Tree Grows in Brooklyn ]
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