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1. I felt the weight of Papa Nero settle in his seat

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2. Papa thinks he just hangs around the village

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3. 'My family has lived on the island for generations and Papa used to teach history when there was a proper school

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4. 'But the man meant her no harm, Papa

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5. ‘It was when he came to visit papa Richard

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6. It was late afternoon and Papa Dante pulled the vardos off the road and into a field

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7. They unhitched the horses and, by hand, pulled the vardos into a circle or tabor, as Papa Dante called it

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8. ‘Sam the man,’ bellowed Papa Dante

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9. Papa Dante and Mama are the pa and ma for everyone

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10. Papa Dante and his boys will take care of you

11. Papa Dante led the doctor to his vardo

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12. Papa Dante waited until her breathing was deep and regular and then he laid her out on the sofa, covered her with a feather eiderdown, closed the shutters and left her to rest

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13. Papa noticed that she had removed the lad’s stitches and his wounds were open and suppurating lymph and pus

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14. Papa knew, from experience, that it was actually spider webs, collected just after the morning dew had dried up and the webs were at their cleanest and newest

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15. After that she covered the side of his face in the evil-smelling warm poultice, tucked a blanket around him for warmth and then left the vardo, gesturing for Papa to follow

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16. ‘Do you see that?’ Papa Dante pointed at a small ceramic plaque on the wall of the vardo, next to the window

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17. Papa Dante was impressed

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18. ‘We have a young man with us,’ said Papa Dante

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19. Papa Dante put his arm around the marine’s shoulders

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20. Aside from that, Papa Dante tells me that a horde are coming?’

21. ‘I have instructed Papa that we will help you defend this place

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22. Nathaniel, Papa Dante, the Prof and father O’Hara stood around a map on a table in the library

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23. Papa will send horse scouts out here and here so that we know when they are coming

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24. Papa, get the scouts out ASAP

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25. At the same time, Papa Dante and his men opened up from behind the Belmarsh boys, automatic weapons pouring a wall of lead into the criminal gang

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26. Papa took me there one time

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27. Papa and her used to laugh a lot when he’d come in here

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28. what about my other Papa - my real one?’ Marguerite

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29. “He’s why Papa married her

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30. With his friend Anapater, Papa now controlled

31. “It was a lot closer than Papa let on

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32. Seeing her chance, my mother threatened that if Papa ever saw you again, she’d get Telander to switch his vote

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33. "Take me home, Papa, please!" she pleaded, but her voice wasn't above a whisper

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34. Papa, don't leave me

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35. "Every year, Papa makes sure we get a good Christmas

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36. It was Kevin that helped me realize what Papa was doing

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37. When I pitched a fit about having to decorate another tree, the look on Kevin's face made me realize why Papa always did it

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38. Every Christmas, Papa made sure we always had good memories

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39. Isabelle said, “He should be and I’m sure he is also a proud papa

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40. Misha went home with Papa, starting a love affair that extended into old age

41. Small as she was, she had a fierce temperament and a mind of her own, both of which she displayed often, to everyone except Papa

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42. Near the bottom of the hill, an apple tree needed to be trimmed, and one spring day Papa set off to do the job

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43. Papa walked outside and spoke to Misha with his usual mix of Lithuanian-English

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44. Papa retrieved a saw from the back of his truck and hefted a ladder onto his shoulder

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45. Regardless, Papa was convinced he would have died lying under the big apple tree at the bottom of the hill had it not been for Misha

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46. A few years later, when Papa wasn’t nearly old enough but when Misha was long past her prime, he died unexpectedly

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47. Papa rescued Misha when she was a young, damaged kitten

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48. She returned the favor many years later by giving Papa the strength and encouragement he needed to save himself

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49. When Papa was forced to let go of life, so did the cat he loved

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50. I think Papa did, too

51. Through the summer Papa and

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52. But when 'little Jack Frost walked through the trees,' Papa

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53. "Oh, papa," protested her mother, "when we're so busy, and Peggy is so handy!"

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54. This morning when I kissed Papa good-bye at the gate he

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55. Papa and mamma had each bought one, and as it was so near

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56. That night his papa fastened the tree into a block of wood so that it

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57. call papa and mamma and Annie, and they laughed aloud when they saw

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58. Papa and mamma and Annie helped

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59. the house, and brought out the new trumpet which papa had given him for

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60. "Oh, he'll come! Papa never stays away on Christmas," says Kitty,

61. Tracy; "and if he cannot, we will keep Christmas whenever dear papa does come home

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62. father," Harry cried out, "Yes, keep it for papa!" and Kitty, joining in the chorus, the vote was unanimous, and the turkey was hung away to

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63. Kitty told Martha Washington, "to have no papa and no turkey on

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64. Kitty prayed that her "dear papa might not be out in the storm,

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65. What a good time we'll have! And oh, papa, don't

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66. "Don't forget the Christmas dinner, papa," said Willie

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67. "Oh, yes! Papa, I can take care of mamma," said Willie earnestly

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68. "What could you do for the chicken pie?" went on papa with a roguish

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69. "Tot has set her heart on the raisins," said papa, tossing the small

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70. "I wish the village was not so far off, so that papa could get back

71. "It's papa!" shouted Willie, waving his arms to attract their attention

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72. this news brought to her aid papa and the other man, who proved to be a

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73. Papa and Larry helped me start to navigate towards Tans

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74. “Yeah Papa, you scared the crap out of me

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75. Papa was sleeping somewhere else I guess

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76. “Was he young or old Papa?”

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77. I imagine, with my old backpack in hand, and Papa at my side, I looked just like any another homeless guy

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78. “Dinner for Papa; he"ll eat out here

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79. During the next twenty minutes, we sat in the late afternoon sun and Papa enjoyed his meal

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80. I looked at Papa

81. I told Papa I"d see him later

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82. It was Papa Smurf

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83. I screwed on the silencer as I crept quietly back to where Papa was waiting

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84. When Papa was safe and quiet, I crept to the door of my room

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85. But maybe there was another guy Papa had missed waiting just inside the door to do an instant lights out and game over on anyone returning home

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86. “Hi Papa - how are you doing? How long have you been here?” Here was sitting on the trunk of the Jaguar

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87. Papa San thought it was a big hoot too

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88. They were a pastoral people, in general, herding flocks of the lama and the smaller versions called alpaca, although they also raised some centli and the papa

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89. When Angie was born, Mama Dove and Papa Gordon decided to raise her themselves

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90. The drive from the airport to Papa Gord’s house up in the hilly countryside of St

91. They finally turned up a paved path and stopped before Papa Gord’s blue and yellow house

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92. Papa Gordon may have been a thin-boned eighty-two-year old, but he carried himself like a much younger man

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93. The other bedroom was used by Tim, a teenage girl who cooked and cleaned for Papa Gord in exchange for a place to stay while she finished her studies at the local high school

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94. Papa Gord started telling her about the various cousins who lived in Pebble Beach

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95. Papa Gord had said she should speak to the ghost

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96. She remembered Papa Gord had mentioned that name, and how their mother had been fickle with men

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