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In the vicissitudes and frictions of everyday
life,
children who grow up in large families
pass around real knowledge, reducing
verbal assault to fun & games.
In the defiant spirit of
"The devil take the hindmost!"
this book is dedicated
to the oldest child,
who has to start somewhere!
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Sometimes little things
can hurt much more
than big things.
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When someone attacks you with words, look
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something inside yourself that sparkles.
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"You're a jerk!"
—Like crazy!
—Don't include me!
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"You're also a liar!"
—Totally different.
—Maybe it's you.
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"You're better than
me?"
—At best.
—Keep that in the back of your mind.
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"You're a loser."
—MANY TIMES!
—Part of one big machine.
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