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Get the APPThe Disagreeable Woman
CHAPTER XVI. SITS THE WIND IN THAT QUARTER
Word Count: 1484
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Released on: 19/11/2017
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was an elderly ge
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The Disagreeable Woman
“In reading Miss Harraden's charming idyl "Ships That Pass in the Night," it occurred to me that if there were Disagreeable Men there are also Disagreeable Women. Hence this story.”