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The meaning of being cool.
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The meaning of being cool "Mamma" shouted Johny from across the field, "Hurry, I think that I have got hurt." A thin, middle-aged lady dressed in white, frilly clothes rushed to the spot where her six-year-old son lay, in the middle of the garden. She gingerly examined his grazed knee. The little boy screamed louder. "There, there Johny," she said, "Try to be a brave boy. It's only a little cut. Come try to get up and I will bandage your knee. Come along, hurry up," and saying this she put her hand forward. The little boy clutched her hand tightly and was slowly lead inside the house. However his courage ran out the moment he reached his bed and he cried without restraint. "Johny, stop crying," pleaded his mother. "Martha, get me the first aid kit quickly. Your little brother is hurt. Hurry along." A pretty, teenaged girl appeared in the...
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