Proud Mary’s Rage
Mother always told me, “Pride is the quality that lets them show you out instead of throwing you out.” The pride of which she spoke would better
Mother always told me, “Pride is the quality that lets them show you out instead of throwing you out.” The pride of which she spoke would better
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“Notices paint the way to the “Banks of Coon” and to the Auld Brig, upon which a man in a bowler-hat stood with his camera ready. He offered to