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The Little Old Lady from 1929
- Narrated by: Harriet Seed
- Length: 4 mins
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The Little Old Lady from 1929
Narrated by:
Harriet Seed
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Publisher's Summary
This is an audiobook about a female math teacher that got fired from her school and had to find work. She got turned down from many jobs and finely landed a job as a logger. This five-foot little petite 100lb woman got this job, just so the men could get a good laugh. They hired her and the laugh was on them. These were burly man 6'4 and 245lb and wow did she show them up. Remember, this was back in 1929 and men were men and woman stayed home and cooked and cleaned. So, just being a teacher back then was really something. Please enjoy the audiobook and God bless.
©2017 Peter Woods (P)2017 Peter Woods
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