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up and closed around it. “Thank you,” she said, barely audible. I nodded, because my voice had left, and walked to my truck, figuring that was the end of it. “Wait!” The younger woman was running down the walk, a folded envelope flapping in her hand. “I’m Claire, Evelyn’s daughter. Margaret wrote to my mother a year or two ago. Mom recognized the handwriting continue reading …
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