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THERES A MILLION THINGS To 0070 ‘ AND ROUST EM OUT SCRUBB'N' ILL PUT up THEIR EUNCH , YER CLEAN ATTIC. OR CELLAR .
GET THE KIDS OFF LongN' NEATAND 0‘ BED' You was HANDKERCHiEFS
TIDY. wa'u. HAY-TA DO so’ME ' AND SUCH
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THANK HEAVEN !'
NOW THE HARDEST

PART QF'MY DAY$
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DiDNTTHEY LOTOK calms RELIEF' GETTIN':

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ALL OVER AGAIN -
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WHEN BoSco
WAS A BOY.

5 YAST——D
b” tea. ._.__,