It was morning and Mrs. Pollifax was seated on the floor of her living room, legs crossed beneath her as she tried to sustain the lotus position.
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A Palm for Mrs Pollifax
April 1989, Prescott Pr
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0862207428 9780862207427
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"It was morning and Mrs. Pollifax was seated on the floor of her living room, legs crossed beneath her as she tried to sustain the lotus position."
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