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Epilogue To The Gravedigger's Death
The mourning crowd hugged one another and lovingly showered the coffin with flowers. The gravedigger began to fill the grave when suddenly a small tune came from the within the wooden casket. A woman stepped forward. “We’re gonna have to dig him back up. I love my husband but that phone cost me 800

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