excerpt from 'An octogenarian's personal life story' pp. 95-96 (70 words)
excerpt from 'An octogenarian's personal life story' pp. 95-96 (70 words)
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[The listening experience is from a section of the memoir about retirement] On one side of us as neighbours was a family with whom we became very friendly […] He was a school teacher, more of a sober kind of man but his wife was directly opposite—jovial, laughing and occasionally singing away to herself when he was at school […] She was a lovely singer also, with a strong contralto voice. |
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