PLAYHOUSES A FORERUNNER OF HOMEMAKING?
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Sunday, July 18, 1993
Sometimes I get a longing to live in a playhouse, the kind one constructed under a shade tree with planks or poles laid down for walls and furnished with old wooden boxes, wagon hubs or some strategically piled lengths of stove wood.
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