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[Bug-SnakeCharmer] high-handed written


From: Elisabeth Lehman
Subject: [Bug-SnakeCharmer] high-handed written
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2006 18:40:41 +0200

And keep an eye on the yard and the garage. Was she intrigued by the factthat he was a gentleman handling luggage and cleaning boots?
She observed him steadily above the rustling paper.
Sorrell called them fools, and his scorn of them was part of hisown pain.
He had a queer feeling that her passings and repassings were nothaphazard.
Trade was good; Florence Palfreynever gave you the impression that she had to deny herselfanything. At this hour he did his preciouscalculations. She gave him a stare, and in it was a brutal curiosity. That wasone of the human tags brought back from France.
The thing that astonished him was the way that the boy understood.
Im not going to bother about the crease in my trousers my son. I am always going to tell you things, Kit; no more make-believe. But you will still be Captain Sorrell, M.
I am always going to tell you things, Kit; no more make-believe. But you will still be Captain Sorrell, M.
Kit had noticed on their shortcountry rambles that his father walked as though his feet hurt him.
She observed him steadily above the rustling paper. He began to know the names and the faces and the callings of themen who drifted into it.
Assuredly he was landing with a bump at the very bottom ofthe social precipice.
Sorrellnoticed that the curtains were of green taffeta. His senses were dulled, and the whole atmosphere ofthis quiet old town had changed.
They were the eyes of a man who wasthirsty, and to whom the boy brought pure, clean water. Veritys dead, said the father; he died this morning. Tobacco ash and used matches littered the trays. She gave him a stare, and in it was a brutal curiosity.
I am always going to tell you things, Kit; no more make-believe. Barter a pound a week for Christophers keep. Sorrell took one of the first steps towards the greater courage. Miss Hargreaves was fingering the leaves of a ledger, and waitingupon his silence.
She was kind to Sorrell she offered to do his mending for him.
He saw himself in it, his anxious, sallowface, the sweep of the hand carrying the wash-leather.
Her eyes lifted suddenly, and hesaw the big black pupils and the vivid blue of each iris.
There were timeswhen he himself was on the edge of tears, tears of rage or ofexhaustion.

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