PART Ⅰ-2
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t sticky feeling round my neck me into a demoralized kind of mood. It’s curious gets you doo icky neck. It seems to take all t of you, like myself t morning. It as if I could stand at a distance and c, red face and my false teetleman. Even if you sa tely—not, per I t I out or salesman. tically tribe. Grey , a bit t costing fifty s, and no gloves. And I’ve got t’s peculiar to people moments, or outing vacuum cleaners, but at ordinary times you’d place me correctly. ‘Five to ten quid a at the average level of Ellesmere Road.
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