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“Writing is a hard task. Even when the sun, moon and stars stop shining, the mind continues to reason. Writing is the channel through which we enjoy History, it's the pillar on which Science stands and thrives. Writing makes us more wise.”

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Book:The Girl From America
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The Girl From America

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