The Widower's SonAllen, 1976 - 288 pages William's father, a Nottinghamshire coalminer, is proud of his son's military success, and annoyed when he gives up his life as a colonel in the artillery to become manager of a bowling alley. |
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... Nottingham tarts , he told himself , in a manly way . The inside of his left thigh twitched . All pink and healthy , his hair was ready to spring up under his cap at the thought of soft breasts knocking their blouses . ' He's a boy ...
... Nottingham tarts , he told himself , in a manly way . The inside of his left thigh twitched . All pink and healthy , his hair was ready to spring up under his cap at the thought of soft breasts knocking their blouses . ' He's a boy ...
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... Nottingham ? He had well over two quid in his pocket , which was as much as a man's full wage , so he could spend the night here if he wanted . There was a slight frost in the air , though a ray of midday sun got through . Under his ...
... Nottingham ? He had well over two quid in his pocket , which was as much as a man's full wage , so he could spend the night here if he wanted . There was a slight frost in the air , though a ray of midday sun got through . Under his ...
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... Nottingham . Raddled and tired , he sat on top to watch the clouds . With one last sixpence in his pocket , he visualised them , while he felt starved , tucking into his pound of bacon , six eggs , and a loaf . Even the dog would get a ...
... Nottingham . Raddled and tired , he sat on top to watch the clouds . With one last sixpence in his pocket , he visualised them , while he felt starved , tucking into his pound of bacon , six eggs , and a loaf . Even the dog would get a ...
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