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Abhishek Tiwari (11/6/2011 2:56:00 AM)
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He also wrote:
Nag, nag, niggle, nag
Spit your life away
Waggle your acid in front of the placid
And establish your right of way
Then pick a point
Peck a point, grind it on a nerve
Nag, nag, niggle, nag
Till you get what you deserve.
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Julius Stafford-baker (8/6/2010 10:37:00 AM)
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What a lovely poem, and of course Leo has yet another claim to fame - he was the
London bookseller in '84 Charing Cross Road'. Anthony Hopkins played him just right, and I can just remember the actual shop at No 84, with a dark coloured? black frontage.
I also remember how my family were likewise [; eased to get food parcels in 1946-49, though in this case not from a famous author in the US, but family in Canada..
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