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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave If I really wanted to say or ask anything important (to her imposing father) I could not trust my tongue to get it right. - Quote by Lynne Olson

If I really wanted to say or ask anything important (to her imposing father) I could not trust my tongue to get it right.

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In the earliest days of World War II when London was undergoing the blitz but the United States had not yet been drawn into the hostilities, the US ambassador walked the streets during the hottest of the bombing and ask people at every level of British society what he could do to help. What a picture of our role as ambassadors of Christ's coming Kingdom!
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