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Somebody that eloquent, somebody that able to write so well has to have a good mind.

I have a good mind to tell you about these matters, at any rate, whether I have made such a promise or not.

I had a good mind to shut the gate in the husband's face, but I considered it was better to keep him too here.

"I've a good mind to go down to Murfreesboro' and161 see Si," responded the father.

I've a good mind to follow you home and tell the father of that baby some of the things you're doing with his child.

I've a good mind to try, to show you that you're wrong,' said Sarah meditatively.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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