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I thought it would be funny if all the comments were the same but leticia had to ruin it. jk im not hating on you letty

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In 1985 Reena Bernards, executive director of New Jewish Agenda, letty cottin pogrebin, an editor of Ms. Magazine, and Gail Pressberg, director of Middle East programs at the American Friends Service Committee, together with Alice Shalvi, organized a Dialogue Group to plan for more constructive relations between Jews and Arabs at the forthcoming “End-of-Decade” UN Conference on Women.

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Nao lukk whut yu did! yu got it awl ober yu nyce swade jakkit! fankies fur letty me borrow eet, btw!

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After an interminable time he thrust his head inside the door and announced, "One pupil, letty."

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Again the elfin face and the wiry pompadour leaned round the door-jamb -- "One more pupil, letty, -- dthe girl's modther."

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"I'll no think ta difficulty fery crate, after all, my letty," replied

Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXII Alexander Leighton 1837

"And what he'll say, my letty?" inquired John in a low and gentle tone, and stopping to catch Lady Rae's communication.

Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXII Alexander Leighton 1837

A wee bit clamsheuchar wi 'my Lochaper axe, or a brog wi' my skean-dhu, will make them quate aneuch, my letty.

Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXII Alexander Leighton 1837

"Foich, a figs for tat, my letty, beggin 'your lettyship's pardon," replied John, a good deal disappointed at the peaceful tone of his mistress, and at the loss of an opportunity, such as he had long desired, of taking vengeance on his master's guards and jailers.

Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXII Alexander Leighton 1837