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| The Substitute Wife (1994) YouTube-VicAmor | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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| The Substitute Wife (1994) YouTube-tinde poll movie | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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| The Substitute Wife (1994) YouTube-thaolanhanh | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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| The Substitute Wife (1994) YouTube-Stroman | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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| The Substitute Wife (1994) YouTube-Fame Flix | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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| The Substitute Wife (1994) YouTube-Daniel Budd | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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| The Substitute Wife (1994) Retail DVD | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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| The Substitute Wife (1994) AVI 891MB Torrent | DonToribio |
Very accurate! A few words missed here and there. Some archaic terms used in the movie are: "Ague" at line 20. A fever, usually malarial, chills and shivering. "Laudanum" at line 487. A liquid form of a non-prescription concoction of opium morphine and codeine. Mattie Blaylock, Wyatt Earp’s common law wife was addicted to laudanum.
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