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I should watch her Jupp said watch who? I said the girl who you were talking to this morning by the school fence he said she's a tease is she? I said knowing whom he meant but not saying yes she offers it but then shuts you out like a clam he said staring at me she just came up to me I said and started talking what's she talk about then? he said about birds and butterflies and how she'd like to work on a farm I said he studied me carefully are you having me on? if she did then she's changed her tune normally she's on about *** and doing things he said do you know her then? I said he looked away and stared at the girl's playground to see if she was looking our way but she wasn't because I had already looked to see if she was around I've heard rumours he said from others who she tried things on with but she's only 13 I said surely she wouldn't do such things? he shrugged his shoulders just saying what I heard he said I won't go near her then I said smiling best not to he said smiling too and we walked on by the fence he talking about being a cowman when he left school I thought of Lizbeth and that morning and how she cornered me by the fence and asked me if I thought of her and she not knowing then how many of the other boys did and that time she took me to her room while her mother was out and tried to get me to do things which I didn't which I didn't think right but then thought of her most of the next night.
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 1:14 AM UTC
THE NEXT NIGHT 1961
I should watch her Jupp said watch who? I said the girl who you were talking to this morning by the school fence he said she's a tease is she? I said knowing whom he meant but not saying yes she offers it but then shuts you out like a clam he said staring at me she just came up to me I said and started talking what's she talk about then? he said about birds and butterflies and how she'd like to work on a farm I said he studied me carefully are you having me on? if she did then she's changed her tune normally she's on about *** and doing things he said do you know her then? I said he looked away and stared at the girl's playground to see if she was looking our way but she wasn't because I had already looked to see if she was around I've heard rumours he said from others who she tried things on with but she's only 13 I said surely she wouldn't do such things? he shrugged his shoulders just saying what I heard he said I won't go near her then I said smiling best not to he said smiling too and we walked on by the fence he talking about being a cowman when he left school I thought of Lizbeth and that morning and how she cornered me by the fence and asked me if I thought of her and she not knowing then how many of the other boys did and that time she took me to her room while her mother was out and tried to get me to do things which I didn't which I didn't think right but then thought of her most of the next night.
TWO SCHOOLBOYS IN THE PLAYGROUND IN 1961 AND A SCHOOL GIRL ISSUE.
TerryCollett
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 1:14 AM UTC
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