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Edwina Borsos November 8th 07 08:09 PM

Imran Haron Bin Gulari should exhibit her without the nuisance
 
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course there was nothing they

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could do. Soon they left me, promising to return in the
small hours of the night.
Slowly I entered the bedroom which was mine, stumbling
like a sleepwalker, jerking like a mechanical man. Gratefully
I toppled over on to the bed. At least, I consoled myself, I
cannot fall down now! My windows looked out on to both
the front and the back of the house. By turning my head to
the right I could gaze across the small front garden, on to
the road, across to the small Cottage Hospital, a sight which
I did not find comforting in my present state.
At the other side of the room was the window through
which, by turning my head to the left, I could see the
length of the larger garden. It was unkempt, coarse grass
growing in clumps as in a meadow. Bushes divided the
garden of one house from the next. At the end of the grassy
stretch there was a fringe of straggly trees and a wire fence.
Beyond I could see the outlines of farm buildings and a
herd of cows grazing nearby.




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