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Hope they were nicely battered and sprinkled with salt and vinegar;) "Gee each owe tea eye smells fish." Or should that be "spells"?:D |
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It's a novel by Paula Kaufmann called "The Sister" and tells her life-story through the eyes of her sister Lavinia. There's quite a lot of her poetry in it and many references to private letters etc. - i usually enjoy this kind of book but got stuck, I think, because I can't seem to identify with any of the characters or the place (plus I'm struggling as I really need to change my glasses!:o) Some of the poetry is quite difficult to understand -the following is a quote from the book which I like though: For parting, that is night, And presence, simply dawn- Itself, the purple on the height Denominated morn. Will give it another try perhaps! |
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What do you suggest as an altenative to drink by the pint -given i hate beer:D |
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g i n !!! |
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Need an alternative for the colder months though:D |
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"I'm nobody. Who are you? Are you, nobody, too? Then, there's a pair of us! Don't tell! They'd advertise you know! How dreary to be somebody! How public, like a frog To tell one's name the livelong June, To an admiring bog!;)" To keep on topic, there are some fascinating problems surrounding the editing of her work.:rolleyes: |
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It's good to be a nobody!;) This one i also like: "A word is dead when it is said, Some say, I say it just begins to live That day.":) |
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Surprised you suggest being surrepticious - being so flamboyant your good-self.;) |
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The surrepticiousness was for your benefit, I know you are a good Paddock House Girl and thus would not wish to be seen as a dreadful old lush, like us Holy Family Boys.
BTW. Did you ever encounter a creature by the name of Sister Mary Catherine? What a cow! |
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Yes, well you were a bad lot, of course:rolleyes: Abso-bloody-lutely! We are in agreement that she was a cow -though it irks me to consider certain sweet bovines as similar to her:( She was my First Form teacher at Paddock and was a fiend -always fining us for any stupid reason to get money for St. Joseph's Penny -my dad always used to say it was the Nun's Gin money;):D She even fined the class darling, Sarah Fowler, for drawing a spider on the board, with "Boo" in a bubble from it's mouth, on April 1st! There was an on-going batttle with her every day over the wearing of indoor and outdoor shoes! Hadn't thought of her in years -will probably have nightmares now... |
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