r termine someone elses fortune?quot; she asked.

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    So t is  An-mei ie An-mei, noe useful in ch a husband.

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    I kne rigonese!  s said: quot;e are not in C o marry t parts of C; See ie An-mei is from those old days.

    So , your fato speak to eacs. e  to Englisogeto eacimes taking out a piece of paper to e a Cer to s . At least o oget its o tell someones marriage intentions tle signs—teasing, ts  is serious. But alk only in teac. I see rat. I see .

    But I saing place telep kno your fat or? You didnt knoher had so much hair?

    O later  t. It  so good. Even today, no I can speak Cantonese to your fat find a better situation. But s as if  understand anything I said.

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