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Building the Blitz

by john-edward-smallshaw

The East End has never been the same, not since they took the White Chapel down, and the 'jago' of long ago, a no-go for the pure of heart, departed. No more button factories, a pox on Hoxton for doing away with them, and what now? It's all bijou and bistros, god knows why, and god ain't telling. At my age, I should be smelling the roses not sat on a park bench pulling faces, ( not like when I could pull girls ) ha Reverie can go and swing for me up on Highgate Hill, I'll sit quietly here and take another pill, Doctor's orders,
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