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feeling responsible for our mother's
death
Hilda's had a nervous breakdown in
London but Canon insists on visiting her
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you know there is less ways I've got
about again today Hey well it must mean
you're on the mend I mean it must
nothing it and I can't tell you how glad
we are how very glad my wife and I are
to see you're getting on so well very
very glad indeed not feeling quite
tip-top yet I suppose but I'm we'll take
care of that believe me yeah you know
these these breakdowns can be very
serious things very sapping very
weakening things and the doctors they
don't know half as much about them as
they'd have you believe
oh we know they say we know but half the
time what are they lost in a fog you
need to be careful young lady believe me
there are far too few of you handsome
young things about to have one is
feeling up quite at their best
don't miss Lacy's at that I don't know
if you know anything about this there's
no reason why your shortage of course
but yeah I've got a long story short the
fact of the matter is we are having a
little difficulty they really can't
understand why I mean it's hardly as if
we are new to all this I mean we stayed
in boarding houses before well a
boarding house isn't hotel also have
well the hotels mainly but we have
stayed in both we like staying in them
you may say that they are our way of
life never before if we come across
anything quite like this mr. bad word
I don't think of course you don't
there's no reason why are you sure no
reason at all but what I would ask you
to understand mr. space is that we are
both very fond of miss Gayley she's a
dear sweet woman and we're very fond
about we're very fond indeed and the
last thing we wanted was an altercation
but then on the other hand we must point
out our rights having to look at it one
way we we pay for our rights now miss
Gayley as we both know is fresh this
business and I wanted to succeed Oh
believe me I wanted to succeed but she's
not going to succeed if she treats her
guests like naughty children is she and
of course I mean she didn't mean to give
us notice to leave that was all just
done in the heat of the moment but as my
dear wife says it make miss Gayley
cannot bring herself to apologize we
shall simply have to find somewhere else
and you must admit mr. Smith it would be
a shame no my my true and honest feeling
about miss Gayley is that when she's had
a little more experience
and if you listen to the advice
yesterday carefully doesn't your budget
can be potentially
they're beautiful flowers I hopefully uh
you've been talking to him haven't you
no I was sitting there and he came and
talked to me notice they've got to go
hi Donna Alice no insulting as well it's
my decision if they stay here or not put
up with it I won't I think I shall go
back up to my room aren't you gonna stay
down for lunch
I don't really feel like it I can hire
you I do hope not I don't feel like
talking that's all of course you must do
what you feel like doing I told you
didn't I that's what you must do is just
as George did say you wanted to seem
special
don't you did tell me to arrange things
as I want it of course but George isn't
still you must do what you feel like
doing
mr. thank you headed up to the cabbie
how far can you take me for a bob
you mean 9 pence so he says I opens now
you're going to tip don't you agree
we've got a wonderful way of putting
things Healthe ibis if you agree with
what you said
london is too big mm-hm except for the
owner of a boarding house eh well I must
confess a big or not I like it mmm tell
me what do you think of London these
days miss Harris oh yeah I'm not really
the one to ask
oh I'm sure you are I so seldom go I
have Hornsby myself well in that case
Halsey is London for me about five
pounds a gallon haven't you any loyalty
to them the five times most about word
are the provinces you don't go to the
provinces you come away from them true I
think we've all finished I'll ring for
headed to clear myself into gesture like
this no take your time take your time
there's no hurry
is there Sarah everything's very easy
yeah no talking so much I thought you'd
finished that sorry proved to me you
sailor knows that I always talk too much
there we are that the laughter bit bond
very delicious it was good it all right
I'm sure there's more if you want it oh
I think we should go to the drawing room
and the ghoul excuse us oh girl - Chum
you all go into the drawing thank you
will you play for us oh I don't think I
will ask I mean after all I was playing
all the morning but I'm sure everyone
liked to Yahoo what about you will you
care to hear mrs. Duncan there you are
popular why don't you please stand when
I
I wonder if there's somewhere we could
talk with Lesley is that aisle one or
two things I should like to talk to you
about well there is that the little room
you could go in there people do say it's
the most charming room in the house
six months ago
I didn't know this house
it's all because I went to see him one
afternoon
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I'm so sorry I had to get my bag and I I
wanted have a brief word at Sarah
afraid you're still looking a little
paler with less weight no better thank
you I was most distressed when I heard
what had happened as you probably know I
have tried to see you several times the
to inquire after your health and to see
if there was anything I could do but
well Sarah said you weren't feeling up
to it and quite obviously I didn't want
to oppress myself
well I I had to talk business with
yourself I suppose I might as well begin
him yes have you decided what you're
going to do I'm not going back to the
paper no I suppose not but are you
thinking of coming back to turn hill how
do I know you must have thought about it
because if you aren't
it's no use you're keeping that house of
yours empty well you must remember it's
just as you left it and the things in it
aren't taking any good either
I don't see that it matters to anyone
but me I don't know what you would say
I'll be plotting together but I'm sure I
don't wish to interfere in your affairs
with sierra's I have to interfere
unfortunately had a famous time I'm
having away but not yours I only
promised your uncle
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told me that you wanted to try alright
alright I ought to have known that you
would be likely to be upset I reckon I
know a bit about what worry is myself
well let's forget about your own house
in less sway Street for the time being I
can sell they called a Street property
for you if you want me to and at a
pretty good price too well sooner or
later the town will have to buy up the
whole of that side of the street anyway
you may remember last year I told your
mother that I thought I had a customer
for it that she wasn't having in it
remember well you know what the net
rents are you have had them every month
I dare say the purchase money if it's
carefully invested will bring in as much
but even if it doesn't bring in quite as
much you must remember colder Street is
going down it's becoming more and more
of a slum and there'll always be
problems with the tenants of that class
I wish I could tell everything
everything less way Street as well then
I should be absolutely free you can and
take it from me 10 years hence those
less way Street houses won't be worth or
they are today supposing that you could
sell how much would I get it I mean
income
about three pounds a week well that's
quite enough for me to live on oh yes
yes and of course you would still have
the capital or yes yes I'd rather have
it like that I know I would that I could
cut myself off from everything there and
we'll just pick me shake yes yes there
should be no problem at all to get you a
three pounds a week but perhaps it will
be better if you waited a little while
yeah thought about it a bit longer look
quite decided I have anyway
now I have some papers here which you
will have to sign no ink of course
indelible ego pencil it'll do that
how's the Chronicle getting on oh I
suppose you found a new secretary no no
I told them they'd have to manage with
that one
it's no fun starting a new paper in a
godforsaken hole like the five towns I
can tell you that no fun at all well
yeah I think you can manage on here
unless you'd rather go downstairs yep
well private here
now there are two documents as you see
an informal sale note and an authority
the sale note is your confirmation that
you wish to sell and the authority is
the document which gives me permission
to act on your behalf
do understand that else anyone anywhere
I've marked the cross where you should
sign
he'll make a profit from this
if he's in trouble it'll help him
yeah that's car Keeks signature of
course as you know the practice is in
his name
get in my hands now no way stick I
nearly touched his arm
Oh how are you you poor dear why didn't
you answer my letter I found you anyway
just a few minutes that's all miss
Gayley said you were engaged on a
business matter oh she should have said
I sitting here on your own it wasn't on
my own I was talking to miss Gayley
she just had to go down to the kitchen
for a moment yuck I'm up in London with
father for the weekend we want you to
come with us to the abbey tomorrow and
you must come back with us to Bursley on
Monday you must first twelve Oh Janet
you must we're quite set on it but left
father all alone this afternoon to come
up here and find you out pick up the D
minds I've no idea but London stretch
this farm anyway tell me how are you
Hilda you will come oh yes yes yes yes I
will
please right uh miss you you know
it hasn't been a happy time for you here
please don't scale it don't see how it
can happen and I know that it's all been
my fault at all because of me it's all
because I came to London I know that
anyway what I wanted to say to you was I
know it hasn't been happy for you but it
really has made such a difference to me
now I don't have to well doesn't matter
but it's been very kind
it really has very kind of you to look
after me no it hasn't at all it's been
excuse me ma'am you said the cab see oh
it is a little yes
still best not keep it waiting us both
well tell him miss let's face it just
coming hit it yes
I'll just get my hat
yes did he did he say anything too bad
about to it George did he say anything
no I think he's told them they can stay
don't I have to be able to give orders
in my own I was don't I know it isn't
really my husband he told me it isn't
I won't have people in Iran don't black
I won't but can I do
please don't don't make him stay I don't
know I'm sure I don't
should I tell him to load the trunk yes
please
well I'm sorry to be coming
I've got to sort out my own life as well
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picnics ready is called feeding the
swans it's something look at the title
of the book it's called the girls
weekday book by mrs. completely
published by the religious tracts is
that you look at this title that our
daughters may be as cornerstones
polished after the similitude of a
palace some cxl one thing twelve ever
seen anything like you know is did you
find it oh it was with a lot of other
things at the bottom of mother's
wardrobe she must have had it since she
was a girl
thank you look at this at the table of
contents one thing at a time
respectful ministers frightening was
words of Scripture goosh and suave
conscientious regards truth mmm-hmm
sensibility and gentle is contrasted
with affectation curiosity and
instability of worldly possessions silly
book some horrible book represents
everything I did test goodness is from a
time that's finished and gone oh it
isn't you know this time still here you
can hear that sort of preaching any day
in these time I don't want to hear it
I'm sure of that
mmm let me have a look
laughing oh come on
I would rather sit quietly around this
fire and talk with dear mama then go to
the grandest ball that ever was known
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come on I found it very well then mmm
you can't find anything oh yes I can
just at random in here up one word more
do not rest in your religious
impressions you have perhaps been the
subject of terror on account of sin your
mind your mind has been solemnized by
some event in Providence by an alarming
fit of sickness or the death of a
relative or a companion this is indeed
to be reckoned a great mercy but then
the danger is lest you should rest here
lest those tears and terrors and
resolutions should be only the evidence
on which you venture to conclude on the
safety of your immortal state what is
your present condition
well I said it was a silly book and it
is what is your present condition come
on
let's work as weak and pack everything
up and get back to Billy quick
but you're looking so miserable for not
miserable
look who's avea aged is it a suppose I
bought furniture for Trafalgar Road
picked it up this afternoon good as new
it is better as old comes from a good
house or so that to sell sounds very
nice you'll say I want you to go to an
bridge tomorrow about boss talks order
his father what with all the expenses
I've had just now I can't afford to lose
an order like that
Appling folks is right what they say
about boss trucks out and they're fools
to have retired as strong as they does
but if there's got to be a printer's
takes two fools money out of damn sight
prefers it was me sir what's that how
you go did you make yourself why it is
how you got a suit from shillitoe
you're not have had much change from the
5-pound your auntie gave you when you
pay this fancy prices I'll bet we're
going some papers downstairs I want to
clear up I shouldn't be surprised to see
some rain get just said Julia
yes dr. Chen Fred no
what's that over there oh that's the
dragon hotel surely you've heard about
that no I don't think I have the
landlady is a woman called Louise and
loggerhead they have all sorts of
strange entertainments there
what sort of entertainment it's always
me who's asking me I know the baby think
I'd like to go I don't think it's really
for ladies you know isn't it surprising
huh there it is what turn heel to
Bursley don't say it like that did only
Birds me oh don't be silly Janet
compared with quality and turn Hill
it's a metropolis it's beginning to rain
I think that's young clay hanger
Edwin clay Hannah his father's a printer
you know yes he came from turned hill
originally well it must have been a long
time ago it's got one of the best
businesses in Bursley now father says
has one the best in the five towns he
spelt that new house just close to ours
did you remember I told you father's the
architect can see the house from your
bedroom window if you look Howard I came
to move in next week or the week after
spec that's why the Sun it airs working
so late tonight packing up and so on I
shouldn't be surprised
nokey aim is what about this rain I vote
we take the car up the hill he looked as
one coming
thank you so much
you look at one of those tell me she's
frankensync there nothing at all what
it's quite a child now goodness knows
how much he isn't worth father's oldest
even the Bauhaus unlocks took them back
in some ways so much but - you just
built this new house and I suppose the
sons in the business - yes he wants to
be an architect that was her father got
to know Ole Miss - playing I wouldn't
have it there is a printer one day
everyone at the pizza money was down oh
so you know him well we we doing we
don't I don't we've asked him to come in
and see us participate it's never come I
don't think Abel will I believe his
father does keep him grinding rather
hard I've shown his frightfully Kevin
how can you tell Oh lots of things he
says and he's read everything at once he
saved a great heavy printing machine
from going through the fraud the
printing shop into the basement if it
hadn't been for him that if he didn't
read fill accident everybody was talking
about that doesn't look it doesn't you
know he doesn't
and so he lives all alone with his
father no mother he's not as dead but
there are two sisters youngest is
married and is going to have a baby poor
thing the other one keeps heart I
believe she's suspended though neither
of them is a bit like it not a bit he's
what oh no you best keep an eye open and
we miss where we are if this is at all
they stopped anyway you want them to you
don't know why but I like him
what a future would be to be mrs. clay I
know now that really is silly I've never
spoken to him still
you
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because I'm here how are you Peter don't
bother with this on you got your hands
full already
where's your baby I'll calm down all of
you there's nothing no matter I'm here
because I wanted to be that's all Janet
in that small table over here sit down
charlie
we'll have something for you well I'm
not certain to be treated like fifteen
again how are you Pater you're looking
well overworked how's the law business
Tom overwork you're making a fortune I
bet you are
where's Jimmy and Johnny out on the town
such young bloods they are magnificent
never seen the like of him before
Charlie tell me all about it what's been
happening at the hospital and why aren't
you there you didn't know the Tilted was
staying with us of course I did don't I
get 10 columns of news every 10 days I
know more about this town than you do I
bet how are you Hilda I haven't seen you
since miss galas dancing school how
splendid it is to meet you again
so you're staying are you yes good no
you don't deceive us charlie you said
you knew she was here that's why you
came I know that looks man you think I
have a sudden hunger yeah how you Little
Miss it's done you were in bed no wonder
you look pale
hanging up till this time come on later
let her stay I don't come home every day
of the year
Thank You Hannah you are an angel today
that's what I shall i I had three days
leave from the hospital you see I was
feeling very bored with life so upon an
impulse i cab to Euston trained it
tonight decided against waiting for the
loop train to get here so I jumped in a
cab for that journey as well now Alyssia
charlie or no Charlie it's time for bed
the kid can stay up if you'll say her
piece piece Abu Ben Adam you think I
don't know about that as well come on
that or bed come on when our favorite it
healed it will recite something first
good idea Hilda first me
I never recited you just any mutant you
know you did it you can't remember that
it's years and years
oh stop if I recall all right you used
to do the old Abu Ben yourself yeah I
put my foot down about hearing that
twice in one evening
some Tennyson now you must remember some
Tennessee look we must have something
Thomas you have every book in the world
let's have the Tennyson down here then I
can't remember more I'll prompt you he
just so happens I'm reading in memoriam
myself I'd be ten stanzas a day how many
up Thomas before he'll the changes are
mine here we go Charlie
Maude she wants where do you mean to
begin
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that do couldn't be better off you go
there and I'm up all night have the
roses heard the flute violin bassoon all
night as the casement jessamine stirred
till the dancers dancing in tune to the
silence fell with the waking bird and a
hush with the setting moon I said to the
lily with whom she has hopped to be gay
when will the dancers leave her alone
she is weary of dance and play now half
to the setting moon are gone and half to
the rising day low on the sand and loud
on the stone the last wheel echoes away
I said to the Rose the brief night goes
in babble and revel and wine Oh young
lord lover what size are those for one
that will never be thine but mine so I
swear to the Rose forever and ever mine
and the soul of the Rose went into my
blood as the music clashed in the hall
along by the garden lake I stood for I
heard your review let fall from the lake
to the meadow and unto the wood our wood
that is dearer than all
on the stage that's what you wanted none
less I agree with Charlie deserved a
fast audience it really did
where's Johnny and Jimmy they ought to
be here and all the other people are
always dropping in and Edwin clean hair
I thought you're supposed to be getting
him round I told you I asked him but he
didn't come what's that it is that young
clay hanger you're talking about it had
a bit with us that you could get into
comfort supper but you could what rut I
bet you what you like I could get him
here tomorrow night I went to school
with him
bet you girls that you shilling I do I
haven't a penny left father will you go
missioning oh that's what I'm here for
if you win we'll share the profit oh
that oh nothing
done then done young clay hanger will be
here tomorrow night right baby you
haven't escaped it's your turn come on
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may his tribe increase
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can't tell you what it means to me to be
here well they're all quite in love with
you I swear nothing nothing to be seen
it's pitch black out there clay hangers
new asses over there when I told you
that didn't do oh so you did it was a
wonderful evening tonight it'll be lots
and lots of those
well there's one tomorrow for a start
yes mind you if and when Clara comes I
should lose a shilling and I can't
afford that it was your father shooting
so it was and anyway
well we'll see what happens good night
over night Janet Janet yeah will you
promise me something if Edwin clay
hanger comes tomorrow night will you
promise not to talk about me at all
and promise not to ask me to recite no
I'd rather that's all
uhaah strange sometimes heaven
dude Teddy I'm just gonna try and see
you in there
I don't know the Saudi didn't know I was
in town NATO ma'am you sir yes come in
with you all right
lion's den a four down will ya know you
can take the chair
I love Scott you laid on the stool by
Jove it's looking I had this suit on no
I had no idea you down when do you come
last train last night just a freak you
know you're not altered butch you have
any ow oh I suppose you've got this
place practically in your own hands now
oh I wish I was a moan I can tell you
that don't you make any mistake you know
that hospital aren't you Bart's Bart is
it yes I remember
expect you aren't thinking of settling
down here there's too much competition
here so there is everywhere else for the
matter of that you needn't worry about
competition why not why not man nothing
could ever stop you get in patients with
that smile you simply walk straight into
anything you want think so
well you didn't suppose degrees and
things that anything to do with it did
you all the patient wants is to be
smiled at in the right way take the
doctors here do you know why the dad's
got a doctor heave heave as he left old
oh yeah I'm not saying he isn't clever
but it's his Luke that does the trick
for him he seemed to go about noticing
things any Joshu look I can't stop now
oh no no I simply called to tell you
you've got to come up tonight come on
we're our place you simply got to oh
come come not tonight why not
oh so busy Vashta that some other night
don't have to leave tomorrow must now
look your old man come on I shall be
very disappointed if you don't that's
all right it's a fine girl staying up
there just now how would you a place
fine girl
have you seen her about now you want to
keep your eyes open old man who is she
Brenda Janet's Hilda less waser name is
and you are vaguely when she was a
youngster but naturally she's changed
since then bit of all right is she she
come up and sing tonight do you come
tonight or I perish in the attempt all
right I'll come you sure yes come from a
spot of supper at eight o supper I
didn't suppose I'll come after Sava
pretty suppose you don't I'm off now
no you stopping your din you bet I can
find my own way out so on this Sunday I
wonder if he came out especially to see
that Hilda Janet's a jolly fine girl and
all damned lucky thing I bought this
suit
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by the way charlie all grieve call this
afternoon did he it's off back to London
tomorrow he would have me slip up
tonight and see him shall you oh I think
so
quite as well wondered us why he was
still wearing his suit
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mr. Charlton said surely I can say Bob
promised all gravy and I am you see I'm
we're delighted yeah give us that tiled
beautiful evening isn't it
we were out on the lawn but mother said
it was down it wasn't but if you think
it's down it is damn business
will you come and see mother Charlie you
can leave that front door even he's
Jimmy and Johnny I'll do clay evening
you see I have to keep it down on the
top song we go
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splendidly
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ten bars of each other we all talk of it
now smaller than our place is worth to
breathe aloud when those Rubenstein's
are doing beethoven item 1 symphony or
night only on the second it seems seven
more to come back well what do you think
of that Edwin very fine
the lost Court oh you must excuse this
we're not used to audiences it's the
worst urban rock mammatus oh this is
miss less ways yoga mr. Edwin play how'd
you do yeah let's go see shall we
yes excuse us we're home oh I'm as
hungry as a wolf not that anyone cares
though Charlie no what is it
come over here what is it Tom I haven't
seen this see this my boys six volumes
pick them up at Stafford your sizes you
know it's the Wilbraham crest I never
knew they've been selling their library
not heard and apparently here's what
they stick you for that lot quid cheap
as dirt of course bindings worth more
than that look at the other volumes look
at them pity is only a second edition I
can't have everything man
you ought to read French in French can't
wash you always spiffing in French
knocks spots of me I'm sure you could
read French easily there's simply
nothing to it must give it a shot and
ever thought of it are there any books
in this style to be got of that book
stolen Ambridge market sometimes oh yes
say what you like and Victor Hugo is
Victor Hugo but there's a lot of this
will bear skipping your worship not a
line Oh indeed
don't you find some of this doll teddy
well yes
mrs. Aubrey wants to know when you're
coming in to supper I've never read any
hey I'm sure it's true right what's an
extraordinary girl she is ugly though
look here I come down specially to see
them and not only don't they offer to
pay my fares
they grudge me a drop of claret as well
yeah he'll die this is better than
coffee or sand poorly marked on a famous
occasion pass your glass surely your
mother will be boxing your ears if you
don't mind but you'll have some wine
some wine or did you take the oath when
you were a lad oh good heavens I do
believe he did please good tell me Edwin
what is your father say about Bradlaugh
my family told me that no member of
parliament should be forced to swear on
the Bible if he doesn't want to know
what does your father say he doesn't say
much I miss you no does he call himself
a liberal he calls himself a liberal
Yassin they calls himself a liberal but
I'm afraid is a regular old Tory father
is a regular Tory - oh I'm sorry
oh yes fathers a regular little Tory oh
don't apologize it Ben don't apologize
I'm used to these attacks there was a
time once when they nearly turned me out
in my own house
somebody's got to keep the flag flying
Edwin are you a Bradlaugh man all I can
say is you can't help what you believe
you can't make yourself believe anything
and I don't see why you should either
there's no virtue in believing you
mustn't take mother too seriously she
only puts on that expression to keep
worse things from being said she's past
being upset she's been through too much
haven't you poor dear Oh Edwin so you're
against me - oh well this is no place
for me to work like a torrid
for all this just for a few minutes
hello what's the matter oh nothing oh
yeah I'm just going to walk around the
garden for a bit don't get to sleep
unless I do as long as you keep off the
grass it's bound to be damp
I don't fasten the door boys chop it off
that's all right here I'm not going to
bed just you know
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