Following “One” of the exercise, Richard cried “Two” and sprang up, throwing out his chest and flinging his arms wide. He did it very well. But Ted happened to be just a little too close and you see what happened. It was certainly Unlucky for- Ted', but it had the effect Richard desired, for it made Gwen ’wake up. She'forgot all about ;feeling tired. But Ted said he had had quite enough of the 'exercises, so it was decided to forget them until some Other day.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 1 February 1936, Page 9
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86Following “One” of the exercise, Richard cried “Two” and sprang up, throwing out his chest and flinging his arms wide. He did it very well. But Ted happened to be just a little too close and you see what happened. It was certainly Unlucky for- Ted', but it had the effect Richard desired, for it made Gwen ’wake up. She'forgot all about ;feeling tired. But Ted said he had had quite enough of the 'exercises, so it was decided to forget them until some Other day. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 1 February 1936, Page 9
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