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... daughter lived nearby and came daily to help her parents . As the number of her children increased , however , the frequency of her visits decreased , just when they needed her the most : Filomena was after the animals to watch them ...
... daughter lived nearby and came daily to help her parents . As the number of her children increased , however , the frequency of her visits decreased , just when they needed her the most : Filomena was after the animals to watch them ...
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... daughter for me to meet with meetings and appointments . I am a single mother . I got pregnant with my daughter when I was thirty - six years . That is called here old mother , high risk pregnancy , but I wanted the pregnancy . It was a ...
... daughter for me to meet with meetings and appointments . I am a single mother . I got pregnant with my daughter when I was thirty - six years . That is called here old mother , high risk pregnancy , but I wanted the pregnancy . It was a ...
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... daughter's virginity ( a practice in rural Haiti in which a mother inserts her finger into her daughter's vagina to verify that the hymen is intact ) . On her first day in New York , Sofie wakes up to an understanding of what this ...
... daughter's virginity ( a practice in rural Haiti in which a mother inserts her finger into her daughter's vagina to verify that the hymen is intact ) . On her first day in New York , Sofie wakes up to an understanding of what this ...
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Women of Colour at the Barricades | 8 |
Creative Works | 17 |
Kings Street | 23 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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