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To keep up prices the Government buys the surpluses of eggs and almost everything else , or lends the farmer an equivalent amount of money for keeping his surpluses under lock and key . To date this has put the Government in the hole to ...
To keep up prices the Government buys the surpluses of eggs and almost everything else , or lends the farmer an equivalent amount of money for keeping his surpluses under lock and key . To date this has put the Government in the hole to ...
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But we must keep on , " I said . ... though the wind was stronger , and there was no blue left in the sky ; for now the snow - smoke filled the world , and our three sledges had to keep close together or we might lose one another .
But we must keep on , " I said . ... though the wind was stronger , and there was no blue left in the sky ; for now the snow - smoke filled the world , and our three sledges had to keep close together or we might lose one another .
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But his determination to keep me isolated from " toughness " eventually drove me into cautious rebellion . In fact , I began to assume that he was wrong whenever his opinion conflicted with my wishes- which seemed to be most of the time ...
But his determination to keep me isolated from " toughness " eventually drove me into cautious rebellion . In fact , I began to assume that he was wrong whenever his opinion conflicted with my wishes- which seemed to be most of the time ...
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ARTICLES OF LASTING INTEREST | 9 |
Mr President Eisenhower | 17 |
And Then My Miracle Occurred | 25 |
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| Título | The Reader's Digest, Volumen57 |
| Editores | DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace |
| Editor | Reader's Digest Association, 1950 |
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