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the birth of children is too important a matter to have been allowed to depend...
Author:
Edwin A. Abbott
Book:
Flatland: A Romance of Many
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the birth of children is too important a matter to have been allowed to depend upon such an accident as proximity.
( Edwin A. Abbott )
[ Flatland: A Romance of Many ]
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