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MARY CHIPPENDALE
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Thursday, April 9, 2026 Not rated by the Author.

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MARY CHIPPENDALE The shapely legs, The curvature of the back A lovely slide into an elegant chair A cabinet of desires An oriental fantasy, Mary Chippendale, the Highest Colonial, An Otley girl beyond compare.

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