I wuz bad. I did not meen to be. I wanted to see the litle peeple who lives in the radio. I could see the lits on. The r — Beatrice Culleton, In Search of April Raintree - Critical Edition
I wuz bad. I did not meen to be. I wanted to see the litle peeple who lives in the radio. I could see the lits on. The r — Beatrice Culleton, In Search of April Raintree - Critical Edition
I wuz bad. I did not meen to be. I wanted to see the litle peeple who lives in the radio. I could see the lits on. The r — Beatrice Culleton, In Search of April Raintree - Critical Edition
I wuz bad. I did not meen to be. I wanted to see the litle peeple who lives in the radio. I could see the lits on. The r — Beatrice Culleton, In Search of April Raintree - Critical Edition
I wuz bad. I did not meen to be. I wanted to see the litle peeple who lives in the radio. I could see the lits on. The r — Beatrice Culleton, In Search of April Raintree - Critical Edition
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I wuz bad. I did not meen to be. I wanted to see the litle peeple who lives in the radio. I could see the lits on. The radio fel on the flor. The lites won't even werk an thos peeple is ded.

— Beatrice Culleton, In Search of April Raintree - Critical Edition
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