The receipt of this in the mail would have converted me to Judaism immediately.
Okay, I made all of that up. I haven't a clue who they are.
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| This was actually on a pictorial Christmas card, with "Merry Christmas" in rather jaunty script to the left. The receipt of this in the mail would have converted me to Judaism immediately. |
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| Miss Eleanor Lavendar stands with her longtime nurse and companion, Althea Moss, for one final time before boarding the train to Blackheart Manor, to tutor the young Paisley children. Little does she know that her heart will be captured by the children's father, the brooding Wilhelm Marshall Paisley. Okay, I made all of that up. I haven't a clue who they are. |
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