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Mother In Mannville Analysis
Mother in Mannville The orphanage is high in the Carolina Mountain.Jerry lives at the orphanage.But his mother left him at age four.And he still remember her.The thing is that he is always thinking of why she left him.And he wants to know where is she.

It has been a long time he has seen his mother.But he can't talk about his mother to the orphanage.Also he is always sad.And he works hard to get paid.When he gets older he would like to be with his mother and be happy. His mother lives in Mannville.Mannville is not that far away from jerry.But the other day his mother came to look for him at the orphanage.Then they called him and he saw his mother and was happy and crying of happiness.But

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