In Pursuit of the English
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She was a small girl, her face broad under very black and glossy hair that was piled into a dense and sculptured mound. Her hair, and her thin black crescent brows, made her look like a cockney Madame Butterfly, particularly as she was wearing a loose flowered wrap over her clothes. Her mouth might have been any shape; the one she had painted was another crescent in cherry pink, as deep as the half-circle eyebrows. Her voice toned with the sad lips and eyes.I said: ‘I’ve been looking for six wee...ks.’ My voice was by this time drenched with self-pity. ‘I’ve got a small child.’ I said.Her face became shrewd as she examined me from this new point of view. Then she said, with confidence: ‘I don’t know whether it would suit, but my friend where I live has a flat.’‘How much?’‘I don’t know, dear, I’m sure. But she’s ever so nice, and she likes having kids about the place.’‘What sort of a flat?’‘It’s upstairs,’ she said, doubtful again. But added: ‘One room, but ever such nice furniture.
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She was a small girl, her face broad under very black and glossy hair that was piled into a dense and sculptured mound. Her hair, and her thin black crescent brows, made her look like a cockney Madame Butterfly, particularly as she was wearing a loose flowered wrap over her clothes. Her mouth might have been any shape; the one she had painted was another crescent in cherry pink, as deep as the half-circle eyebrows. Her voice toned with the sad lips and eyes.I said: ‘I’ve been looking for six wee...ks.’ My voice was by this time drenched with self-pity. ‘I’ve got a small child.’ I said.Her face became shrewd as she examined me from this new point of view. Then she said, with confidence: ‘I don’t know whether it would suit, but my friend where I live has a flat.’‘How much?’‘I don’t know, dear, I’m sure. But she’s ever so nice, and she likes having kids about the place.’‘What sort of a flat?’‘It’s upstairs,’ she said, doubtful again. But added: ‘One room, but ever such nice furniture.
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