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FRIED AND TRUE

School ends this month for my school librarian wife, and the summer stretches before us, dreamlike. Being a pastor, my job goes on, though my congregants tend to avoid existential crises in the summer that require my assistance. I thought of asking for a summer sabbatical, but didn’t, for fear my Quaker meeting would find it easier to fire me. I can’t overplay

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