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I shall not mind; your soft black rubbery feet my mud like Children padding barefoot along the penance of old time and getting wink: I am.) -"e V Anyway, one cannot expect the south wind to blow forever And lots of sixteen year old. leave home Becauaerthey can't stand their families. You’ve heard the old sayingf "Our relatives are chosen for us, thank heaven We can Choose our friends." Obviously that was how he felt. But it is hard to have tried so desperately and still to fail. "Oh, atop apiffling," says the English Nanny who lives in ’my head. - Nanny hats firm, sensible low-heeled tones and loves fresh air and catholic sup. (I don't.) "He is not a child-if he's old enough to be a rebel without reason, Then he's old enough to go end stand on his own feet." Yea, but Nanny, so young-and alone now- “Nonsense! He’s a healthy, selfish young animal, Spotty too. That's because he used to spend his pocket-money 0n coke and cigarettes. Cigarettes at his age. I told you it was a bad Sign, What he needs is a year in the Army. That would cure his bad temper _ And his guitar stoop . . ." But don't you remember, Nanny, how he used to put his arms around my neck - And say he loved me better than even his old purple teddy With the chewed ears? Of course, that was a long time ago. I remember when we first came to Canada And I had to Co to work (the story of my life). ' He used to follow me around the basement where we lived, this strange place Among strangers. _ And when I had shut the door, gently unlocking his fingers from my skirt . . ' . " = every morning, Not saying anythiryr, his eyw begging me not to leave him in I ran up the street so that I couldn't hear him calling for me any longer. But I heard it in my heart all day. It went on for weeks and I hated the job-but what could and the robins Would have covered us over with green stamps, no doubt.) But finally he learned to accept. the inevitable. "Well," Nanny _says briskly. 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