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"Alice Herbert" <[email protected]> Sun, 10 Sep 2006 18:11:04 +0500
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It was a pretty harmless remark, wasnt it? Theyd all come crowding in while myback was turned. I strolled up to the market-place and turned to the left. And it was bitter, right enough, too bitter, a kindof sulphurous taste. Thesexton had just scythed the grass and there was a smell of summereven there. A goodwhile back, it was, before the war. Theres lots of them in the south of Englandnow. Theres lots of them in the south of Englandnow. I might have guessed it was Miss Todgers. So Wetherall hadnt gothis hundred after all. Asolid business man, youd have said, at any rate if you hadnt seenthe car. The morning had a kind ofpeaceful, dreamy feeling. I hadnt had any difficulty in fixing things with the firm. A goodwhile back, it was, before the war. Have you noticed that they always do that nowadays? Not quite so good as the old smell ofbay rum and latakia. But suddenly I swung into a street with older houses. And theres the place where the horse-mushrooms used togrow! She said shed only been in Lower Binfieldfive years. You couldsee it had been painted by a real artist. _______________________________________________ Adeos-main mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/adeos-main
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