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two elderly women walking through Sefton Park
- You know, I think I could hibernate quite easily
- Yes...., but what about the garden?
Appended, courtesy of James Bainbridge.
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- In my day beans were four tuppence ha'penny.
- i know and now Ethel has gone and got an extension.
Posted by: Edna Mousegirdle | January 14, 2004 at 12:28 PM
A Pedant Writes... In fact the second woman did not refer to her friend by name, a point which I think makes an important degree of difference. Her tone was reflective as in "Yes [I take your point, and I am processing an opinion about it] but what about the garden" Whereas "Yes Agnes" seems to imply a dismissive tone to the exchange. This was not the case.
Posted by: JRWB | January 16, 2004 at 12:27 PM