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My grannie said it was just silly to climb up all the stairs, he would have no breath.
NPR: Excerpt: 'Kieron Smith, boy'
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Cats do not like anybody, said my grannie, they are just selfish besoms.
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But in her 60s, when she started to become famous, she looked like a grannie, with her curly grey hair and forthright language.
ECONOMIST: Mary Jane Rathbun | The
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The big cat was a friendly one and rubbed against ye but it stayed in the front room all the time and was down by the window or else on grannie's bed.
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The cats were there in my grannie's house.
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No we are not, said my grannie.
NPR: Excerpt: 'Kieron Smith, boy'
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She was not a grannie.
ECONOMIST: Mary Jane Rathbun | The
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My grannie did not.
NPR: Excerpt: 'Kieron Smith, boy'