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i the devil leapt out of her dress, the w o myn w o m an fled ii the devil leapt out of her dress, she left it on side of the road iii he, devil, and she, did fight like a own m an a wo m an a men a men

By Aurora FergusonMay 8, 20151 min read

the devil leapt out of her dress,
the w o myn w o m an fled

the devil leapt out of her dress,
she left it on side of the road

iii

he, devil, and she, did fight like
a own m an a wo m an
a men a men

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