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How Odd It Is That We So Often Weep For Each Other's Distresses, When We Shed Not A Tear For Our Own!
-Anne Bronte
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How Odd It Is That
Anne Bronte
How Odd It Is That We So Often Weep For Each Other's Distresses, When We Shed Not A Tear For Our Own!
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