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A gentle giant who spoke his truth quietly, clearly

something of a celebrity

IT WAS a story that was most likely set at some point in the 1950s. When it was narrated to me decades later, no mention was made of the year. I also don’t recall being told at what time of day it occurred.

But I remember the story starting with a group of children playing on a street. It was an era when children did

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