It was Christmas Eve, babe...in the drunk tank, and an old man said to me, "won't see another one".
Christmas had always somewhat perplexed Eostre, if she was honest. She didn't understand. The trees were pretty. She'd always rather enjoyed the food, but it seemed to her that God got rather lost in it. The Christians had such a funny little
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The presense of the woman was not unusual, for he had certainly seen her in the room before, but had never made an attempt at approaching her. But the sight of her little plate of biscuits and her unguarded position seemed an open enough invitation to attempt making conversation.
" 'ullo, Mizzez." he tried nervously as he climbed onto a sofa near her.
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"I joined da buildin' team righ' afore i' snowed. I wanna make me own place ta live, I sleeps in 'ere righ' now, bu' mebbe I cans 'elp ye? I likes ta 'elp. Ans dat way I can pay ye back fer da biscuits."
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She shook her head.
"You really don't need to pay me back. I made more than I can eat. I always do that. Make more than anybody needs."
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He shook his head as well. "Ye be righ' nice lady. Treat me nice ans give me treats. Would'na be proper ta no' offer ye summat."
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"I don't suppose that you do, pet. They're nice boys, Chris and Jim."
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"That...does not surprise me at all. Not one bit. As long as you're all having fun."
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"I don't know him, but I'm sure if he's a friend of Jim's, he's a nice person."
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"I swear not to tell a soul. Your secret's safe with me."
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