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She learned to dive for oysters and fish for crabs, and with his urging she became an excellent cook. Hasslebrook was in effect an agentof that law. ssmen and -women came to visit banks andcenters of commerce, shoppers to patronize the elegant stores, othersto enjoy the fine museums. Why didn'tthey get her to a proper hospital where the nurses-' Often hespeculated about how he would have handled
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