Linnets and Valerians
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Nan said, ‘I like Daft Davie and I like his house. Who is he?’
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Pizzleton village
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the garden of the fountain
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Timothy
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Timothy was not practical and following where Robert led he was able to notice things.
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the great wisteria vine that grew up the side of the house and had such thick branches that it would be possible to climb it.
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yew
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grass
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wallflowers, southernwood, lemon verbe...
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lavender and sweet briar, ros...
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honeys...
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the man sitting on the rock in the centre of it
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his right hand was lifted too, as though he was calling to someone
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Looking up, he was not aware now of heaviness or weariness, but of power and loneliness.
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Penn Hackney
Anothe u cannymoment
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Haha - practical, and literal
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Whether they were still unconnected with him when he had taken them off, who can say?
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Ouch
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Lady Alicia, Betsy, and Abednego were playing spillikins.
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It’s true that I don’t like being visited, but I believe in bowing to the inevitable and the Linnet family is, I think, as inevitable as the sun and the rain.
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Simile haha
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You have risen upon my darkness, fallen upon my drought, and it is just possible that you may do me good.’
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loud monkey screams and small-boy Red Indian yells were added to the din.
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they had to flatten themselves against the wall because a black shape leapt up at them from the passage below.
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No one ever catches a cat.’
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An uncanny tale
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‘Lack of balance in the male mind,’ said Lady Alicia.
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Haha true enough
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Haha - yes!
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He ran at tremendous speed and they tore at his heels down several passages, flew down the great carved staircase, across the hall, through an archway and down a long echoing passage. They came to the kitchen and through it to the yard
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The rollicking tune was the same to which Ezra had sung in the middle of the night,
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Haha chilling
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a little alarmed to see a huge ugly bulldog, like the one on the sign, sitting in the inn doorway,
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Frederick
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‘Andromache
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Timothy and Betsy came too, for though they were not involved in this, the Linnets always presented a solid front in time of trouble,
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Double simile
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the miles of carpet which separated them from the door
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return to the Parthenon,’ he said, and Hector flew to the top of the picture of ruins and a thunderstorm.
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The grammar lesson was difficult and dry as dust.
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No time? I humbly suggest early rising as the perennial answer to that perennial difficulty.
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Falsely condemned to death, he would not falter on the scaffold.
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A Wonderful metaphor
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hunger and dirt go together.’
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she could see he had washed his ears. ‘And no adventure,’
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gruel, ’e says, made without sugar, is not supper.
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’Tis nasty but nourishin’.’
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