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He keeps them tall and comfortable in the saddle |
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1959 |
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He bangs the beat on the old bass drum |
Johnson |
1959 |
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He's been working on the railroad |
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1959 |
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He baby sits for a moron |
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1959 |
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Heigh-ho! plans a fair |
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1959 |
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He sailed into the unknown Rio Colorado |
Conrotto |
1959 |
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He aims to please your aim |
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1959 |
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He keeps the school shipshape |
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1959 |
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He sailed into the unknown Rio Colorado |
Conrotto |
1959 |
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He puts the holes in the dough |
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1959 |
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He puts the holes in the dough |
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1959 |
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He makes the key to fit the situation |
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1959 |
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Her job's just for laughs |
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1959 |
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He paints with metal |
Hyatt |
1958 |
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He works all day on hotcakes 'n chia |
Conrotto |
1958 |
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He likes the empty jugs |
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1958 |
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He paints with metal |
Hyatt |
1958 |
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He watches movies |
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1958 |
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Her customers usually pay |
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1958 |
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He was a good man |
Phillips |
1958 |
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He checks the chickens on their ABC's |
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1958 |
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He was a good man |
Phillips |
1958 |
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He's a cord curler |
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1958 |
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He checks the brands |
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1958 |
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He's a bubble blower |
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1958 |
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He checks the brands |
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1958 |
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He chases pins |
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1958 |
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He gets the breaks |
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1958 |
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He charts the heavens |
Hunt |
1958 |
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He has trophies all over the place |
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1958 |
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He frames artisits |
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1958 |
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He's my brother |
Mahoney |
1958 |
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He charts the heavens |
Hunt |
1958 |
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He knows parts of the business |
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1958 |
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He boosts the beauties of Arizona |
Mahoney |
1958 |
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He floats through the air |
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1958 |
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He floats through the air |
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1958 |
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He misses the roundhouse |
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1958 |
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Her work is done with mirrors |
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1958 |
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He works over a hot furnace |
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1958 |
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He's been clipping the same customers for half a century |
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1958 |
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Her tales are tall but true |
Megargee |
1958 |
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Heigh-ho' time for the show |
Mahoney |
1958 |
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He's been clipping the same customers for half a century |
|
1958 |
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Henry Folkner Gaddis |
Young |
1958 |
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He keeps the pool safe for swimming |
|
1958 |
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Henry Cleburne Cavness, 1874-1935 |
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1958 |
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He runs the machine that makes the bricks |
|
1957 |
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He chisels for his customers |
|
1957 |
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He builds pictures |
|
1957 |
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He builds pictures |
|
1957 |
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He looks for trouble |
|
1957 |
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He 'brought home the bacon' and started a small fortune |
Willson |
1957 |
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Heart of the Southwest; a selective list of good novels and stories mostly with settings in Arizona and New Mexico |
Powell |
1957 |
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He's a boy and arrow man |
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1957 |
