正文 The Quilt Maker-1

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In patchwork, a ed household art ed, obviously, because my sex excelled in it -- well, there you are; thats the way its been, isnt it? Not that I have anything against fi, mind; heless, it took a hundred years for fiists to catch up with the kind of brilliant abstra that any ordinary housewife used to be able to put together in only a year, five yea……(内容加载失败!)

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