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— The Poisonwood Bible - Barbara Kingsolver
==Especially since we are practically grown-ups now, to hear others tell it.
You always see twins dolled up together as kids, but you never see two grown women running around in identical outfits, holding hands.
Are Adah and I expected to go on being twin sisters forever?== Nevertheless, we both had to do the Verse, Genesis 4, about Cain and Abel, after her so-called brush with the lion, and what with all that and the broken arm, Mother feared for our lives with fresh vigor.
The rainy season had gotten heavier and the whole village was coming down with the kakakaka.
We’d thought this just meant “hurry up.” When Mama Mwanza told us all her children were getting it, we thought she meant they were getting restless or were finally scolded into doing their chores.
==But Nelson said, “No, no, Mama Price, kakakaka!” Evidently it’s a disease where you have to go to the bathroom a thousand times a day.
(He acted it out in a pantomime that made Ruth May laugh fiercely.) He said you go so many times you don’t have anything left of your insides.
Then the children sometimes will die.==