The Complete Art of Poetry, Band 1Garland, 1970 |
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... one He has set aside to become a “First Lady,” and they accept their calling; that's where and when it seems to become a difficult turn in most of their lives. As I previously stated “First Ladies are not born First Ladies ” Well, we were ...
... one He has set aside to become a “First Lady,” and they accept their calling; that's where and when it seems to become a difficult turn in most of their lives. As I previously stated “First Ladies are not born First Ladies ” Well, we were ...
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... Ladies' Singles and lifted the Ladies' Pairs with Francis. Then it was back on the road for a few more exhibitions at venues up and down the country. In April, it was time for the British International Championships at Bridlington and ...
... Ladies' Singles and lifted the Ladies' Pairs with Francis. Then it was back on the road for a few more exhibitions at venues up and down the country. In April, it was time for the British International Championships at Bridlington and ...
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... Ladies , 90 Polk , James Knox , 107 , 122 , 132-143 , 150 , 196 Polk , Jane Knox , 134 Polk , Ophelia , 135 Polk , Samuel , 132 Polk , Sarah , life , and career as First Lady , 131-144 mentioned , 67 , 228 , 253 Polls , on First Ladies ...
... Ladies , 90 Polk , James Knox , 107 , 122 , 132-143 , 150 , 196 Polk , Jane Knox , 134 Polk , Ophelia , 135 Polk , Samuel , 132 Polk , Sarah , life , and career as First Lady , 131-144 mentioned , 67 , 228 , 253 Polls , on First Ladies ...
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