excerpt from 'Living in the lane' pp. 8 (122 words)
excerpt from 'Living in the lane' pp. 8 (122 words)
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[The Twelve Little Sunbeams were Jean Court’s schoolmates who regularly performed in local pantomime in the Bristol area] After Christmas mother took us to the theatre to see the pantomime. We queued for ages to get into the cheaper seats in the gallery but it was worth it. [...] I couldn’t wait to see the [Twelve Little] Sunbeams and when they danced on I nearly fainted with joy. I felt so proud of them and pointed out my favourite to mother. The looked the picture of daintiness as they sang: “Tinkle, tinkle, tinkle, What if the raindrops sprinkle Tie a little bell to a dancing shoe And the sun will shine.” Oh I did love those children. |
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