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I was born in a four-room frame house in the shadow of a cement mill. The mill, at the edge of a small northern-Illinois town called Oglesby, provided the housing for the families of the men who worked there.

My father was the mill chemist, so throughout my childhood, the dusty, old mill filled my horizon.

How I loved it all! The huffing, banging trains delivering coal and carrying away cement. The deep-bellied whistles from the mill itself, announcing that my father would soon come walking home.

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This is Ruby's story of courage, faith, and hope.

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The luxuriant woods that took up where the houses left off. Even the column of smoke that puffed across my sky from the tall stack.

My mother was a taciturn woman who loved babies, and when I was very young she surrounded me—and my brother, Willis, who was two years older—with an unspoken but utterly solid love.

There happened to be a goodly pack of boys for Willis to run with, but no girls for me.

Still, I entertained myself easily in my mother's cozy world. I don't k