that a child is not an event, alleged or otherwise, a mistake or accident or crime. . . he is by definition more than th — John Burnham Schwartz, Northwest Corner
that a child is not an event, alleged or otherwise, a mistake or accident or crime. . . he is by definition more than th — John Burnham Schwartz, Northwest Corner
that a child is not an event, alleged or otherwise, a mistake or accident or crime. . . he is by definition more than th — John Burnham Schwartz, Northwest Corner
that a child is not an event, alleged or otherwise, a mistake or accident or crime. . . he is by definition more than th — John Burnham Schwartz, Northwest Corner
that a child is not an event, alleged or otherwise, a mistake or accident or crime. . . he is by definition more than th — John Burnham Schwartz, Northwest Corner
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that a child is not an event, alleged or otherwise, a mistake or accident or crime. . . he is by definition more than this, sum rather than division, a living promissory note.

— John Burnham Schwartz, Northwest Corner
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