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“It’s such hard lines on you all, especially the children. They do need a woman around the place. What will they do when you’re gone?” |
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the past back where it belonged once more. |
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"For such an intelligent man you can be none too bright on occasion.” |
Kathy_S wrote: |
and thoroughly befuddled by the swans and fans and napkins. |
Dawn wrote: |
Now when's he going to meet Evvy? |
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elegantly shod foot |
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Oooooh! Will she come up against Evvy at some time in the future? |
patmac wrote: |
Feeling sorry for Kathy who never learned to starch and fold linen napkins at school - such a useful skill! My mother had to go and buy one for me to take for the lesson. I now wonder how many mothers had to do the same. |
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I also chuckled at Miss Di's
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Miss Di wrote: |
You don't wipe your mouth on your sleeve and your hands on your jeans do you? |
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I didn’t think Margie had any either.” “Who knows? It’s so long since any of us heard from her she could be married with fifteen for all we know!” “Can you imagine? Wouldn’t Joey be cross if she was!” |
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Ned stared at his mother’s grave for a while in silence and then came over to stand next to his father. “I miss her, Daddy.” Edgar looked at him with a sad smile, and put an arm around his waist. “I know son, so do I.” |
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“So are you really old then? Are you forty?” |