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Content In Times Of Trouble And Radley
I think this quote is really showing how even in times of trouble or in times where you are afraid there has to be someplace where you can fit in time for yourself. You need to have time to be content to be on your full game or to be completely focused. Polestar you Bradley has been very eager to find her parents. Even in times of trouble or Radley did not know where her parents were she found ways to be content and at peace. I think this quote is important because it's a thing sample for our generation. We need times of content in times of where in trouble. That's why think this stuck out to me so
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