Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Thomas Kinkade Graceland painting

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Atwater were deep in reminiscence of Atwater’s past.
After a time I found my thoughts wandering and went to telephone to Victoria Square. Roger answered. “It seems things are coming more or less normally,” he said.
“How is she?”
“I haven’t been in. The doctor’s here now, in a white coat like an umpire. He keeps saying I’m not to worry.”
“But is she in danger?”
“Of course she is, it’s a dangerous “But I mean, more than most people?”
“Yes. No. I don’t know. They said everything was quite normal whatever that means.”
“I suppose it means she’s not in more danger than most people.”
“I suppose so.”
“Does it bore you my ringing up to ask?”
“No, not really. Where are you?”
“At a club called the Wimpole.”
“Never heard of it.”
“No. I’ll tell you about it later. Very interesting.”

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