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July 13, 1992 ISSUE
For children
The best thing I learned in third grade
Leslie Morton Crecelius
I liked kindergarten and first grade. Even in second grade, when I went to a new school and my best friend, Mary, stayed at my old school, I had a happy time.
Everything was fine—until third grade.
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