it migimately o sest clot to involve myself in your legal and political affairs—hom anyway.”

    As ered treet,

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    “Is true?”

    “Just tell her.”

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    “Clotfits.”

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    “Shekure,” I said, “your husband’s here.”

    “hich one?”

    “to fight hasan.”

    “ e father-in-law.

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