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That is what my mother used to call me. She traveled through back yards and quiet side streets on her way home, careful to avoid the main thoroughfares, fraught as they were with people in cars who would recognize her person or notice her dress. She had just passed into a little antechamber beyond when she suddenly heard a faint knocking. He grabbed her hair viciously and whispered loudly into her tear-streaked face. After all, it was what she had been praying for—and Annabel could not have known her address. “No, she just worries that I’ll go Satanic and start chomping the heads off of bats and mice or something. One or two of the tables were occupied by groups of fat frowzy women in flat caps, with rings on their thumbs, and baskets by their sides; and no one who had listened for a single moment to their coarse language and violent abuse of each other, would require to be told they were fish-wives from Billingsgate. ‘Now then,’ said the captain sternly, ‘I’m not going to ask you what you’re doing here.
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