51.   She also talked occasionally about how much easier everything might be when her mother next got out of prison and came to live with her.

52.   Shortly thereafter, my mother got hers.

53.   Ten days, going colder than the turkey my mother got on sale in November and put to sleep in the deep freeze inside her garage.

54.   That was the advice my mother got.

55.   The little girl, Victoria, was getting restless and her mother was getting a little frazzled, so the aunt beckoned the child to come over to her.

56.   The mother got a frantic call from home saying the house reeked of gasoline.

57.   The last time her mother got sick, it was two and a half weeks before she could return to a regular schedule at the office.

58.   The mother gets the children in three-quarters of divorces, but most mothers in Japan do not have careers and have few financial resources.

59.   The underwear counter was busy, too, as mothers got their children ready for the winter.

60.   Their mothers get serious infections from the deliveries.