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Quote by Walter Inglis Anderson

“You must take chances. If you do nothing, you reduce the possibilities you have for greater joy.”

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Made Choices Our Lives Each Day Life Time Separate Lives

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People Ifs Thinking Children Doe Has Beens Soul Black White Magic Poet Adults Forgotten Bones Prisoner Black People Decline Continents Cowboy Weeping Buffalo Settlers Cowgirls

Author:Tom Robbins

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