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fal·làcia de l'home de palla 1
Just say casually to your child, Aunt Sally is coming into town.
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Even Aunt Sally, cowering in her tent, summoned courage to peek forth.
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Michael waited, and in a few minutes Sam returned with Aunt Sally.
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I'll be your Aunt Sally so far as you are officially concerned.
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You've always been so kind and good to me-youand Aunt Sally.
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It will be good fun to have Aunt Sally's house open again.
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Aunt Sally likes Mr. Thatcher, too, for that matter, she concluded boldly.
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Aunt Sally was doubly my aunt, having married father's brother, Dustin Greeley.
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You don't understand this, Aunt Sally; he's been playing on your feelings.
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Did you ever know of Aunt Sally's taking up any other girl?
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Oh, what will she say when she finds out-dearlittle Aunt Sally?
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Yes, Aunt Sally; I did that the last time I was in Montgomery.
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That night Aunt Sally watched the sunset over the hills through bitter tears.
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You and Aunt Sally are all I have-thebest I have.
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I owe you far more than can be paid in cash, Aunt Sally.
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Aunt Sally and Mary at first felt a great blank in their existence.