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Nora: Has anybody seen my Dad? [the townsmen points at him] Nora: Oh. Lampie: Nora! Please, My child! Come in! [goes inside the bar] Lampie: Get off that street. Nora: What's the matter. Lampie: Worst thing I ever saw in my life out there in the street. Nora: What was it? Lampie: [stammers] Oh, I-I don't wanna tell you for fear. It will scare you to DEATH! Nora: Scare me.
So, has anyone here Seen my man today? He left me this morning, ooh ooh Lord I think he's gone astray Well, the one I got Is so hard to get along with Everything he do He try to keep it his So, has any one here Seen my man today? He left me this morning, ooh ooh Lord I think he's gone astray Oh, take it away now If I write him a letter
Memphis Minnie (born Lizzie Douglas in Algiers, Louisiana, June 3, 1897 – August 6, 1973) was an American blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter from the late 1920s to the 1950s, one of the most influential country blues musicians to have ever recorded.Lizzie Douglas was born on June 3, 1897 in Algiers,
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Conversation #4. Man: Nice sweater. I haven’t seen it before. Woman: Oh, this old thing. I’ve had it forever. Man: How come you haven’t worn it very much? Woman: Well, it has been too hot to wear it. Listen to four short conversations using the present simple tense.
Also, when you say "Has someone seen my bag" you actually mean at least one from the group has seen your bag. On the other hand, "Has anyone seen my bag" is a general addressing. To make 'someone/anyone' clearer, think about these sentences - Someone can do it - at least one person can do it. Anyone can do it - any person (or better everyone ...
6 de sept. de 2022 · The novel hangs together best — and is at its funniest — when Buckley sticks with the preposterous screenplay that our hero is laboring on, his vehicle for facing his fear of death. The writing is lively and funny, as Buckley finds the ridiculous in much of the ordinary aspects of life, during a pandemic or not ...
