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The News The scene was written In advance, Rehearsed as often As the days of waiting Would allow. The curtains of sedation Would be parted to reveal My husband’s face, The good news broadcast […]
Paul Edwards is a man of uncommon talents, generously endowed with wit and wisdom, who possesses his share of good sense and good will and justifiably enjoys the confidence and esteem of his colleagues […]
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