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The Diary of a Nobody
·
George Grossmith Weedon Grossmith
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In
the
evening
Carrie
sent
round
for
dear
old
friend
Cummings
and
his
wife,
and
also
to
Gowing.
We
all
sat
round
the
fire,
and
in
a
bottle
of
“Jackson
Frères,”
which
Sarah
fetched
from
the
grocer’s,
drank
Lupin’s
health.
I
lay
awake
for
hours,
thinking
of
the
future.
My
boy
in
the
same
office
as
myself—
we
can
go
down
together
by
the
’bus,
come
home
together,
and
who
knows
but
in
the
course
of
time
he
may
take
great
interest
in
our
little
home.
That
he
may
help
me
to
put
a
nail
in
here
or
a
nail
in
there,
or
help
his
dear
mother
to
hang
a
picture.
In
the
summer
he
may
help
us
in
our
little
garden
with
the
flowers,
and
assist
us
to
paint
the
stands
and
pots.
(By-the-by,
I
must
get
in
some
more
enamel
paint.)
All
this
I
thought
over
and
over
again,
and
a
thousand
happy
thoughts
beside.
I
heard
the
clock
strike
four,
and
soon
after
fell
asleep,
only
to
dream
of
three
happy
people—
Lupin,
dear
Carrie,
and
myself.
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