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What were your Wednesdays
with Ginny. . .
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. . .what were they like?
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Oh, she would come in
with her little knapsack. . .
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. . .and plop it on the floor.
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Give me a kiss on my cheek.
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Big kiss, always my left cheek.
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And then, it was time for work.
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The moment she would sit
at the piano. . .
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. . .we were all business.
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And l would give her. . .
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. . .her lesson just the same
as all my other pupils.
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And it was no ''Grandma'' this
or ''Grandma'' that.
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But the moment we were done. . .
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. . .she was my Ginny again.
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How could God be so greedy?
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Ma'am, l. . . .
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And after the lesson?
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Cookies.
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We would have cookies,
if l'd baked them.
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Sometimes l would send her down
to the Land of Christmas. . .
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. . .the store downstairs,
for candy or ice cream.
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She would eat her sweets
and l would read to her.
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She loved Andersen.
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Who?
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Do you know what he wrote
in his story ''The Angel''?
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No.
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Here.
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''Whenever a good child dies. . .
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. . .an angel of God. . .