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A Summons to Memphis

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May 30, 2011

 

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They are also worried about Mary, but it is not yet revealed what is wrong with her. James and Jamie then leave to go work out on the hedge as Mary and Edmund begins to talk. They show a loving mother and son bond, they both care a lot about each other's health. After their talk, Mary went upstairs to rest as Edmund remained in the parlor reading...
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After their talk, Mary went upstairs to rest as Edmund remained in the parlor reading. Continuing to the next scene, James and Jamie comes in from outside for lunch. They must wait a while though because James was still talking to Captain Turner. Jamie seems to imply that his mother is doing something that she has done in the past that wasn't too good for her, but it doesn't indicate what it is yet...
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