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| Why does this person always look angry? |
Nevertheless, nine people were minded to attend the City Folk Club from the outset.
Berry apologised for late arrival; he couldn't miss an important match.
Moseley, supported by Angela, played concertina ...
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| "Which end do I blow?" |
There were the usual songs of drinking, of courtship and seduction, comprising much rustic metaphor and innuendo, all of which had to be explained at considerable length to Tony.
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| ... and she stole poor my Jack from me! |
Tony then embarked on educating us in the French vernacular.
En Cloq, apparently, has something to do with reproduction ...
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| How did that happen? |
During the interval Roger convened a guitar workshop.
Only Berry attended ...
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| "Hmm, Berry, you need an extra finger!" |
Having said 'Adieu to lovely Nancy', Roger then sent us home with some Holy reassurance ...
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| Tell Him what you want! |
And this is for Tony ...
Now, Tony ...
The 'new act that drives sorrows away' refers to the consumption of intoxicating liquor.
'Bottle' means ...
'Friend' could relate to the contents thereof, or a drinking companion - or is it a dog?
'Credit' is something most us have not.
'Happy' ... must I explain?!
We hope that all is now clear.
