Subject: disapprove symptom

From: "Ambrose Bishop" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 01:40:57 +0100

Sometimes Pat thought it would havebeen much jollier in the kitchen.
Pat, having missed her exams, must wait until nextyear.
Anyway they dont call them beaus now, Judy.
Judy talked to herself as she kneaded her bread that night in aquiet kitchen. Sid and Hilary are better than all the beaus in the world, Judy.
The tall lilies looked like white saints inthe moon-glow. Judy used a dreadful phrase sometimes of certain girls . Cuddleshad such a sweet voice, Pat reflected lovingly.
She seemed to remember Myra Lockley had a lovely complexion.
She seemed to remember Myra Lockley had a lovely complexion.
The cracks in the ceiling wouldnt stay in place but crawledall over. Harris had just laughed and said, There WAS a Myra.
If Judy had heard that she would have known that the end was nearerstill.
The others thought it was just her pallor and thinness. The next morning Snicklefritz was found on Joesbed, with his head on Joes pillow.
Thousands of electric thrills went over Pat. She went to the picture with Harris that night but itwas a little . I suppose its a judgement onme for hating my ginger hair.
Pat and Sid and Hilary and Bets andCuddles buried him in a corner of the old grave-yard. Soon they all knew that Pat had a crush on Harris Hynesand got no end of fun out of it.
How dreadful to think he mightnt be there!
Theressomething rale romantic in the sound av billy-doo. Sheheard Joes whistle but could never see Joe. And it was the delight of all delights to go to the movies atSilverbridge with him. She held her pretty dresscaressingly to her face before she hung it in her closet. Maybe Ralph come round to the same way av thinking.
But, Patsy darlint, ye must be going careful.