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nobody thought a book about caring for
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babies could amuse and interest boys –
"
even though most will become fathers.
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w Santiago de Compostela in northern
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a
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childhood
memory?
Sitting high up
Steele’s ‘Singing the Blues’ and feeling
in a tree all
perfectly, perfectly happy.
alone belting
Whatdidyouenjoydoingthe
out Tommy
mostwhenyouwereachild?
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