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Reflection on Charrandass

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October 27, 2022
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Dear Editor,
Please indulge me: Pondering the Charrandass matter has reminded me of my beloved
grandmother-Mama. Her voice keeps echoing in my mind. Without any judgment for or against Mr. Charrandass, I can hear her remarking, “…but look how trouble come and meet Charrandass till at ‘e doorstep.”

Then again, the sentiments in the APNU camp: Sonya Gosh presented Charrandass with a female dog named Karma.
Sincerely,
Roger Ally
Fort Lauderdale

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