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iragen [17]
3 years ago
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Summary of page 38 unbroken

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Mice21 [21]3 years ago
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The bird continues to visit his mother once a year and this time he meets her in Tokyo.  Shizuka Wantabe guards the  secret that her son is alive amid silence with rumors about the birds life, Meanwhile in america in September 1949, Cynthia attends a Reverend Billy  Graham revival in LA. She comes away changed. She decides to talk her husband out of divorce and talks Billy into going to hear Graham. Louie resists and eventually gives in, always leaving church services early and angry. One night after hearing Graham talk he feels Christ is talking to him and Louie becomes Christian . He, like Cynthia is changed.
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