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there was a lot of people in town to-day as the markets are always held on Sunday towns folk were scurrying around looking for this and that Mr Johnson was lucky enough to pick up a terry toweling hat the lady who lives at the end of Bowline Street bought floral covers to put on her kitchen seats the local vicar and his wife took home three black hens they left at around a quarter past ten Mrs McLean the markets organizer made scone and tea she asked me to join her under the elm trees there were people at the market I hadn't seen in a while twas very nice to catch a glimpse of their smiles perfect weather prevailed throughout the day everyone had plenty of money to array the markets are a highlight in our hamlet we're looking forward to the next one, you bet!
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 7:08 PM UTC
The Markets
there was a lot of people in town to-day as the markets are always held on Sunday towns folk were scurrying around looking for this and that Mr Johnson was lucky enough to pick up a terry toweling hat the lady who lives at the end of Bowline Street bought floral covers to put on her kitchen seats the local vicar and his wife took home three black hens they left at around a quarter past ten Mrs McLean the markets organizer made scone and tea she asked me to join her under the elm trees there were people at the market I hadn't seen in a while twas very nice to catch a glimpse of their smiles perfect weather prevailed throughout the day everyone had plenty of money to array the markets are a highlight in our hamlet we're looking forward to the next one, you bet!
ElizabethSquires
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 7:08 PM UTC
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