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The Crammer

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From Blushes Supplement 11 The girl’s upper lip protruded slightly over the lower one — which was long and thin. Rather attractive. Her blue eyes, very oval, outlined by mascara had an elfin look. Her nose was slim. The whole face, and head, quite small. Overall, the effect was one of innocence, but one could not deny that these teenage features had a certain pertness about them. Mervyn laid down the colour picture carefully on his desk. So, this was his next pupil. Intriguing. Most definitely. Promising. Most positively. He flipped through the pages of his diary and saw the entry left by his secretary. The girl was due for her first lesson on Tuesday afternoon next. ----//---- ‘It’s Amanda Dawson, isn’t it?’ The girl was even more appealing than her picture made out. She was very simply dressed in a white blouse and grey skirt, with a grey jumper. Rounded breasts were prominent but not obtrusively so. ‘Everyone cal...

1940

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From Blushes 30 The summer of 1940 was a strange time. Not only were the German armies pouring across Europe, leaving a trail of destruction, but many people found themselves uprooted from their usual surroundings and involved in unusual adventures. Peter Wilson was one of these. Whilst waiting to go into the Army, he answered an advertisement requiring a tutor for six months at an address in Southern Ireland. He was accepted for the post, the pay was good, and, a week later, he arrived at Strathbally Castle to find that his job was to teach two girls. They were the nieces of Lady Strathbally, the owner of the castle and a widow. Their parents were in Singapore. Peter was alarmed to discover that both girls were almost as old as he; old enough, indeed, to be in the services had they been in England. But they were not, and Lady Strathbally was determined that their education should be continued. His employer made it perfectly c...

Evening Tutorial (AI enhanced)

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