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[…]to see the family. Then she decided she would stay in England,2Mary Harvey Tape 1 Side Ashe was a teacher. And she got a job teaching way down in the South West ofCornwall, near Land’s End, and that's where I grew up. I went to the grammar schoolat Penzance and then on to The London College of Secre[…]
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[…] then follow it through? good many years So have you got over to Graham.Graham Smart  1:35  When I was born in what was then the borough of Southgate in 1938, the ninth of may 1938. And I lived in Southgate, then for a great many years going to school at a school called Arners? School, whi[…]
[…]   I was a ticket collector at Victoria. Oh God. It was awful. I think I would have been better off trying to rob a bank and doing ten years inside! I mean, quite honestly, you have got no idea of the railways, I mean, the way they treat the staff. Q […]
