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It’s the glamour, see?  You get brought up in them charity buildings in Hackney, an’ all of a sudden you’re

It could have been so different but for…………….. As George contemplated life in his tiny two up, two down country

Goodness, fancy seeing you!   Thought I had lost you!    You look so young but I still recognise you;  longer hair

When I saw the tractor cutting the hedges on the farm, I ran across with a twenty pound note.  This

       “Just one more shove should do the trick.  Thanks, Amy. Now I can see the waves breaking.”  

The long road I have travelled over decades has led me to the ‘great age of wonder’ – “I wonder

I first met Murray Cork when I was travelling in Nepal, years ago, in my youth. He was an earnest

Captain Long looked down at his sweat-soaked red tunic.  His trusty Martini Henry rifle glowed a dull red from the

Lucy ushered Max into the conservatory and withdrew into the garden. The door was left purposefully ajar. Max pushed his

THE PREFACE When Lady Millicent Fenwick-Stowe entered the antique shop in the High Street she was not to know that

Day 1 Invited to the Isle of Skye. Load up with food and drink as advised by George. Arrive at chilly

         “Why do we have to have a conjuror anyway?”  Dolly knew it was too late to

Roger Gripe was a child of the 1940’s with all the values of that generation.  Britain had just stoically endured

Philip was a widowed friend of my father’s.  He sounded cheerful enough on the telephone but I thought I’d see