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Benny walked to Hannah's flat and her mother answered the door (her mother was a Scot) and stared at him och it's ye she said best come in HANNAH the wee boy's haur Benny followed her along the passage and she settled him in the lounge giving him her look (which would have brought fear to a brave grenadier) Hannah came into the lounge got behind she said all like a cat's tail where we going? Benny suggested a trip to Jail Park to ride the swings and slide want to go to an art gallery she said see some art not ride swings or slide Benny nodded his head and said ok and talked of where his old man used to take him in the West End to see art just going to tell Mum she said and walked to the kitchen where her mother was doing washing in the copper gang whaur? her mother said I’ve nae bunsens just bus fare Hannah said the art gallery's free her mother opened her purse (moths flew out Hannah later said) and placed a few coins in Hannah's palm aam nae payin' fur heem she said hard faced Hannah said that's fine and off they went out of the flat down the slope to get a bus to Trafalgar Square and look at the art in a gallery there
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Mar 8, 2016
Mar 8, 2016 at 7:47 AM UTC
SEEING ART 1960.
Benny walked to Hannah's flat and her mother answered the door (her mother was a Scot) and stared at him och it's ye she said best come in HANNAH the wee boy's haur Benny followed her along the passage and she settled him in the lounge giving him her look (which would have brought fear to a brave grenadier) Hannah came into the lounge got behind she said all like a cat's tail where we going? Benny suggested a trip to Jail Park to ride the swings and slide want to go to an art gallery she said see some art not ride swings or slide Benny nodded his head and said ok and talked of where his old man used to take him in the West End to see art just going to tell Mum she said and walked to the kitchen where her mother was doing washing in the copper gang whaur? her mother said I’ve nae bunsens just bus fare Hannah said the art gallery's free her mother opened her purse (moths flew out Hannah later said) and placed a few coins in Hannah's palm aam nae payin' fur heem she said hard faced Hannah said that's fine and off they went out of the flat down the slope to get a bus to Trafalgar Square and look at the art in a gallery there
A BOY AND GIRL IN LONDON IN 1960
TerryCollett
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Mar 8, 2016
Mar 8, 2016 at 7:47 AM UTC
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