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I have never given an A

Herm saw in Fee, a person who barely knew how to live John recognized Fee’s will, she had survived childhood Armageddon Herm focused on her downfalls, belittling her John nurtured her potential, inspiring her Herm discouraged most of his students, they received low grades. John built his students up, admiring their goodness, giving A’s. “I never have given an A,” Herm said, in a proudly weird way. John had no words, recognizing the smallness of the man.

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