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and quilt. She lifted up a piece of matting in the floor, and there.
was a bowl lined with stone. Emptying her shovel of coals into
this bowl, she set the frame over it, and then laying down the quilt
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“Now, Ralph,” said the doctor, “we are all Peay: ,

“Going to bake me?”

“Not quite; only warm you up.”

“Oh, it’s what you told us about; cremation?”