Boy: tales of childhood
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- The Bicycle and the sweet shop
- WOW that's impressive
- The bicycle and the sweet shop
- If you aint gunna get sumen GET OUT!!!
- The great Mouse plot
- I hope I don't get cout
- Can I get Some gobstoppers and some liqurish boot laces
- Dhal was fascinated with the 12 year old riding the bike at high speed. "One of the senior twelve-year-old boys came riding full speed down the road on his bicycle about twenty yards away from me. The road was on a hill and the boy was going down the slope."
- Mr Coombes
- Here are the younger ones
- EM AND EM AND EM
- Dhal and his friends always when to the sweet shop but they were always greeted with an old woman "On the way to school and on the way back we always passed the sweet-shop. No we didn’t, we never passed it. We always stopped. We lingered outside its rather small window gazing in at the big glass jars full sweets. "
- Mrs Pratchett's revenge
- That well teach him
- Once Dhal found a rat on the floorboard on his secret stash of candy and other stuff. "One day, when we lifted it up, we found a dead mouse lying among our treasures. It was an exciting discovery. Thwaites took it out by its tail and waved it in front of our faces. ‘What shall we do with it?" Dhal thought they could put the at on the jar so they did
- The Matron
- Dhal thinks that Mr Coombes is a big scary giant."Mr Coombes and I have a picture in my mind of a giant of a man with a face like a ham and a mass of rusty-coloured hair that sprouted in a tangle all over the top of his head. All grown-ups appear as giants to small children.It is possible that Mr Coombes was a perfectly normal being, but in my memory he was a giant, a tweed-suited giant "
- Dhal's description of of the beating was unbarible.Mr Coombes did just that. As the first stroke landed and the pistol-crack sounded, I was thrown forward so violently that if my fingers hadn’t been touching the carpet, I think I would have fallen flat on my face. As it was, I was able to catch myself on the palms of my hands and keep my balance.
- Et em arda ead masta
- Dhal describes the matron as a mean young woman.Matron’s power, and the source of this power was the unseen but frightening figure of the Headmaster lurking down in the depths of his study below"
- OH OH OHH
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