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I needed no further convincing and was positive that we called her Nono because she was always saying No!
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers Jack Canfield 2011
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I needed no further convincing and was positive that we called her Nono because she was always saying No!
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers Jack Canfield 2011
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Pio Nono is a fine pillar rose, and Camille de Rohan, with its magnificent buds and depth of color; and
Gardening by Myself 1872
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Pio Nono is all in green just now, at the end of the month, gathering strength for a fresh outburst; and
Gardening by Myself 1872
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This story is one of many about the man we called Nono - a kind, quiet man who wore soft sweaters, smelled faintly of sweet pipe tobacco and whose eyes twinkled, especially when he looked at the love of his life, Nana.
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This story is one of many about the man we called Nono - a kind, quiet man who wore soft sweaters, smelled faintly of sweet pipe tobacco and whose eyes twinkled, especially when he looked at the love of his life, Nana.
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This story is one of many about the man we called Nono - a kind, quiet man who wore soft sweaters, smelled faintly of sweet pipe tobacco and whose eyes twinkled, especially when he looked at the love of his life, Nana.
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This story is one of many about the man we called Nono - a kind, quiet man who wore soft sweaters, smelled faintly of sweet pipe tobacco and whose eyes twinkled, especially when he looked at the love of his life, Nana.
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This story is one of many about the man we called Nono - a kind, quiet man who wore soft sweaters, smelled faintly of sweet pipe tobacco and whose eyes twinkled, especially when he looked at the love of his life, Nana.
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This story is one of many about the man we called Nono - a kind, quiet man who wore soft sweaters, smelled faintly of sweet pipe tobacco and whose eyes twinkled, especially when he looked at the love of his life, Nana.
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