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“[On her husband:] The other day he woke up with a headache. I felt sorry for him. I would like to help him but I can't. I told him so many times. When he jumps out of bed - it should be feet first.”

Quote by Jean Carroll

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Jean Carroll, an individual of unknown profession, was born on January 7, 1911, and passed away on January 1, 2010. Limited information is available regarding his life experiences, achievements, and impact. more

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