Almost overnight, Albert Pinkham had gone from being barely able to keep his head above water to walking on the stuff. — Cathie Pelletier, Once Upon a Time on the Banks
Almost overnight, Albert Pinkham had gone from being barely able to keep his head above water to walking on the stuff. — Cathie Pelletier, Once Upon a Time on the Banks
Almost overnight, Albert Pinkham had gone from being barely able to keep his head above water to walking on the stuff. — Cathie Pelletier, Once Upon a Time on the Banks
Almost overnight, Albert Pinkham had gone from being barely able to keep his head above water to walking on the stuff. — Cathie Pelletier, Once Upon a Time on the Banks
Almost overnight, Albert Pinkham had gone from being barely able to keep his head above water to walking on the stuff. — Cathie Pelletier, Once Upon a Time on the Banks
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Almost overnight, Albert Pinkham had gone from being barely able to keep his head above water to walking on the stuff.

— Cathie Pelletier, Once Upon a Time on the Banks
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