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The next morning, my last but two… |
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This lack of open water meant also that there were no wild animals… |
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Another letter came from her the next day. |
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One kind of person is engaged in society without realising it… |
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The day before term ended I felt the balance tip. |
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The sun beat down on my back. |
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The leading estiatoras of the village… |
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I bit into my first kourabie, and gave an appreciative nod. |
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As I walked behind him, I said… |
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His head turned on me with a snakelike swiftness… |
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'Do you like this?' |
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He picked up a book and slapped the dust off it. |
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He sat against the parapet with his back to the view. |
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I swilled the last of the ouzo round in my glass. |
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'I came to Phraxos looking for a house to rent.' |
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'You see the child I was.' |
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'No obstacles except those of propriety…' |
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'I felt like a small boy beside her.' |
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'The madness of it, Nicholas.' |
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He stood up. |
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'I stayed in that crater all night.' |
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We remained staring at each other. |
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I looked around again, towards the house. |
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He had already had his own… |
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I was silent. |
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He stopped speaking for a moment… |
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'But there was so much misunderstanding between us.' |
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I went swiftly down the hall to the front door. |
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'He's asked me over next week again.' |
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At last it began to seem plain. |
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She had bare shoulders and arms. |
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She went and stood against the parapet at the far end of the terrace… |
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'Constantly, during that first visit, I was shocked…' |
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'He was the most abnormal man I had ever met.' |
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I went to the parapet that faced East. |
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I looked back at Conchis. |
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'Very well. Let us have a little more brandy first.' |
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I had never had a telepathic experience in my life… |
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'Give me your hand.' |
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I thought for one mad moment that he had crept up behind us. |
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It was a wild, dislocating, disactualising, shock. |
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Chapter 33 |
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She threw me a veiled look, then stared ahead again. |
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'I haven't been very happy on Phraxos.' |
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Chapter 34 |
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'When shall I see you again?' |
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He gave me a piercing look I was meant to believe… |
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I had the now familiar feeling that came in conversations at Bourani. |
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I remained staring at the edge of the tablecloth. |
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Chapter 36 |
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I began to stare at the star. |
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At some point it began imperceptibly to change. |
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Chapter 37 |
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I was glad, with a simplicity that recalled earliest adolescence. |
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Chapter 38 |
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I remembered Lily's prophecy… |
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There was a long silence. |
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It should have cast a shadow over the day. |
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Chapter 40 |
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At the top of it we came to… |
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Chapter 41 |
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She thrust the saucepan under my nose… |
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Chapter 42 |
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We walked on a way… |
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'It's not that I believe any of these things…' |
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We got to Arachova about five… |
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'That reminds me.' |
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She began to bang the bedrail with her fists… |
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Chapter 43 |
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She turned down the pale blue flame of the spirit-stove… |
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I went after her. |
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Chapter 44 |
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'I think I told you that when modern history…' |
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However, from being rather frightened by the solitude… |
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'He said, "I had no choice."' |
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'I got into the boat…' |
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'I watched this rare specimen of humanity for some time.' |
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'I went back to the farmstead a wiser young man.' |
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I trained my glasses on him. |
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Chapter 45 |
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Conchis kissed her hand, and then she reached it to me… |
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A second later I had let go of her and was reaching in my pocket… |
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She leant backward and stretched her arm along the seat back… |
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She answered obliquely. |
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She started to walk down past the statue. |
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Chapter 46 |
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Lily looked coolly down at me and said… |
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I lit my cigarette. |
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She handed me three other letters. |
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'But you must still have smelt a rat?' |
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'We had screen tests. Some woman Maurice knew…' |
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'You said yes again?' |
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She looked back over her shoulder. |
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Chapter 47 |
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I began my supplementary cross-examination. |
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After a moment or two… |
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Chapter 48 |
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Chapter 49 |
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We came to where the beach curved away… |
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I began to walk in the direction that would bring me… |
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In a few seconds a pale movement told me I was right. |
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'What the bloody hell's the game?' |
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The colonel moved up the path to where the sergeant… |
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As he did so there was a cry, an exclamation. |
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Chapter 50 |
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I began to walk along towards the bay with the three cottages. |
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On the far side of the village there was another harbour… |
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'What kind of singing and dancing?' |
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Chapter 51 |
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I lay on the bed and thought of her coming to me… |
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My tears did not last very long. |
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Chapter 52 |
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'A victim is someone who has something inflicted on him…' |
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This was the 'last trick' of Julie's letter. |
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We silently toasted each other, across the lamp-lit table… |
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The new-risen moon was amber… |
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He let me look a few moments longer… |
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The beam was extinguished, the engine stopped. |
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'Poor Anton.' |
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'‘So the eighty of us were marched off to the school…' |
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They took the three to the school, where they were interrogated. |
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'We went into another bare room next door.' |
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'The night passed.' |
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'Beyond those three atrocious shapes I saw the hostages.' |
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'I understood then.' |
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Chapter 54 |
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'But let me finish by showing you the report that Anton wrote.' |
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Chapter 55 |
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'She wrote me a letter.' |
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He caught sight of something behind me. |
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Joe appeared in the music-room door, with two heavy suitcases. |
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Chapter 56 |
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Perhaps it was seeing her in contemporary… |
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Under the colonnade, Hermes stood waiting. |
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I lit a fourth match. |
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Chapter 57 |
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Julie's suitcase stood at the foot of the bed. |
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Chapter 58 |
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She had the amateur liar's habit of looking earnestly into one's eyes. |
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I took her hand and led her silently and quickly up the alley… |
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I went and stood by the window, the now-torrential rain… |
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I lay on top of her, mastering her… |
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A little smile at the corner of her mouth… |
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Chapter 60 |
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All her story – her stories… |
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I lit another Philip Morris. |
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Chapter 61 |
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As soon as I had done so… |
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The next figure was African… |
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Perhaps a minute passed like that. |
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'Good. Now… if I may be allowed I shall first introduce myself.' |
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I could not keep control any longer. |
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The subject's family… |
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Though I have little sympathy as a fellow human being… |
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Adam called something. |
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No one moved… |
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A new shot. |
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Then light came from behind the curtains. |
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Lily. |
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Chapter 63 |
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I climbed a hundred yards or so to the top of the hill. |
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Pitching and rolling, the little steamer, made late by the meltemi… |
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Next I opened another envelope from London. |
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Chapter 64 |
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There was a swift conversation in Greek between the headmaster… |
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He watched me a moment more, then came to the point. |
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Chapter 65 |
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Finally, on different paper, a scrawled message… |
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The 'orders' looked as if they had all been typed out… |
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Chapter 66 |
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I returned to the waiting yellow taxi. |
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The dinner that evening was dreadful… |
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Chapter 67 |
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I walked up and down my room… |
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Part 3: Chapter 68 |
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I wanted to say that I hadn't come as a tourist… |
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Chapter 69 |
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The next morning I went round to the estate agents… |
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Chapter 70 |
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Faculty of English, Osaka University. |
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Evening Standard of January 8, 1952. |
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I walked over the gravel and under a brick arch. |
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'Can you remember one thing…' |
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She looked down at her cigarette. |
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Chapter 72 |
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'I have some ugly questions to ask.' |
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She reached up to the mantelpiece beside… |
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I would not turn and look at her. |
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There was only one person I wanted to talk with. |
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I stood at the bar waiting for the drinks… |
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'Fantastic.' |
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I analysed the situation. |
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I looked down. |
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A minute later, we were going down the corridor… |
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A young Victorian of my age would have thought nothing… |
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She was always equable… |
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Rain pounded down, dripped in the gutters… |
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If only I had told her at the beginning… |
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She was walking slowly across the grass, towards the east. |
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'You're the only person I've ever felt that about.' |
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She was not crying, I leant forward and looked. |
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There was a smell of a bonfire. |
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