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"DEAR JANE JORDAN-I am a girl of 14. My hobby is reading. I graduated from the eighth grade with a rather high average, My mother works and leaves at 3 in the afternoon, After I cook supper I sit down to read the paper. But if I don't quit reading as soon as my five younger brothers and father leave the table, 1 am fussed at. When one of my brothers does something he shouldn't he gets whipped with a switch or anything handy. I also get it. I have no

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