Comparison Between Leora Duncan And Wehling

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One day at evening and at the hospital there was a great painter and he loves to paint. He was at the hospital but he wasn’t the doctor that helps peoples or do something over there. He was just the painter and he loves to paint wherever he goes somehow he was just at the hospital for to paint the hospital but he doesn’t know where he suppose to go at. And suddenly he saw Wehling took his wife to the hospital because she was giving birth. But the painter does know Wehling and his wife for some reasons, and suddenly he just forget it and start walking where he suppose to go paint. And he saw Leora Duncan and she was a nurse or someone that works in the hospital. Then he ask her “is this where he suppose to go at.”

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