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Ah, yes," said Leonard, who was not going to let on that he had not bought a Sunday paper. To see a family reading the Sunday paper gratifies. Jurgis had got the habit of buying the Sunday paper whenever he had the money; a most wonderful paper could be had for only five cents, a whole armful, with all the news of the world set forth in big headlines, that Jurgis could spell out slowly, with the children to help him at the long words. |
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