Black Coach WaitingThis is the true story of a family tragedy which has carried on for three generations, including my father'show -any generations before his time is unknown. My father was orphaned at age 3. Consequently, when he married my mother he had known way of knowing he was carrying the nucleus of horror! |
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Epilogue | 493 |
About the Author | 497 |
Australias National Anthem WALTZING MATILDA | 499 |
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