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MY MOTHER IS STANDING IN FRONT OF THE BATHROOM MIRror smelling polished and ready; like Jean Nate, Dippity Do and the waxy sweetness of lipstick. Read the first page
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across
again
against
agnes
always
arms
asked
augusten
away
bookman
came
cigarette
come
crazy
dad
day
doctor
door
dorothy
down
dr
even
eyes
face
father
feel
felt
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finger
first
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front
get
go
god
going
good
got
hair
hand
head
home
hope
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kitchen
knew
know
let
life
light
little
live
long
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looked
love
maybe
mean
mother
natalie
need
new
next
now
oh
okay
old
own
people
really
right
room
say
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see
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sitting
sofa
something
sure
table
take
tell
thing
think
thought
time
told
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turned
two
walked
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wanted
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