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Benedict picked small stones from the bombsite; Janice watched him standing just to one side. Wonder how he knows which stone is right. She gazed at his quiff of hair; at his coloured patterned jumper; his blue jeans. How do you know which stone fits your catapult?she asked. He let a stone bump up and down in his palm. I just know, he said. He studied her standing in her pink cardigan and white dress; a red beret on her head. Want a go on my catapult? he said. She wasn't sure. It looked dangerous. He took his catapult from his back pocket and showed her how it went and hit a tin can off the wall. Janice watched the tin can fall.
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 5:20 PM UTC
Catapult Watching 1956
Benedict picked small stones from the bombsite; Janice watched him standing just to one side. Wonder how he knows which stone is right. She gazed at his quiff of hair; at his coloured patterned jumper; his blue jeans. How do you know which stone fits your catapult?she asked. He let a stone bump up and down in his palm. I just know, he said. He studied her standing in her pink cardigan and white dress; a red beret on her head. Want a go on my catapult? he said. She wasn't sure. It looked dangerous. He took his catapult from his back pocket and showed her how it went and hit a tin can off the wall. Janice watched the tin can fall.
Boy and girl in London in 1956
TerryCollett
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 5:20 PM UTC
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