excerpt from 'My memoirs of Dr. Barnardo's home' pp. 20 (73 words)
excerpt from 'My memoirs of Dr. Barnardo's home' pp. 20 (73 words)
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[My] poor sister Elsie, there was a day when she was in trouble, so for punishment she had the whole lot of boots to clean on her own. Usually two of them did it between them, but would she let “Mother” [the matron of the Home] see she minded, not her, she sang away at the top of her voice, sixteen pairs of them and she was about ten years old. |
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