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- what does this mean “and the British Legion still smeared in his eyes.”? and we were still waiting for her reply when my father appeared at the back door with no newspaper, and the British Legion still smeared in his eyes. He draped himself around my mother, like a sheet. ‘How is my beautiful wife?’ he said.August 1, 201640
- what does this mean “baked and minded and knitted herself into a glow of indispensability. ”? I studied Mrs Morton, as she ordered our drinks on the other side of the room. Early widowhood had forced her to weave a life from other people’s remnants, and she had baked and minded and knitted herself into a glow of indispensability. I had only ever known Mrs Morton as she was now; tweeded and scrubbed, and rattling like a pebble in a life made for two. and what does this mean “rattling like a pebble in a life made for two.”?July 5, 201610
- does the “ their cheeks gashed and red” mean wounded or painted? He revelled in those moments of idleness stolen from his work. Sometimes he sauntered through the streets of the old town. He looked with awe at the students of the corps, their cheeks gashed and red, who swaggered about in their coloured caps.June 10, 201620
- how to understand the “You’re through to pump camp”? On the screen, four little children stood on stage, beaming proudly. A row of judges in chairs were wafting their faces. “That was the smelliest rendition of ‘My Heart Will Go On’ I’ve ever smelled,” one judge said. The audience cheered. “I didn’t like it,” said the head judge. The audience briefly booed, and then he continued, “I LOVED it. You’re through to pump camp!”June 2, 201620

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