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1. Consequently, I found myself regularly judged as being of inferior ability by automotive industry

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2. I finished the tree myself after that

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3. Me, wanting a better life not only for myself and my children, but me

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4. With my memory, I find myself playing this game quite regularly

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5. I readjusted myself to this “new time” and the day continued without event until we agreed to meet for an evening meal at 1900

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6. “I’m not being honest with myself about my time management

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7. being honest with myself about my nutrition

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8. myself about my associations

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9. I’m using the system myself and I’ve never seen anything as powerful and as easy to use in all the years I have been marketing on the Internet

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10. But I do repeat myself

11. She places a cup and saucer in front of me and I find myself staring at it watching the brown liquid swirling in the cup

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12. Answer: Dear John, What is that special soil you are talking about? I would be interested in testing it for you and seeing for myself

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13. ’ I said, kicking myself for the fatuous comment as soon as I hear it

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14. ’ I replied, repeating the words I have said to myself time and time again over the months

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15. Unable to keep still in my exasperation, I rise to my feet and move over to the wall where there is a poster about something or other … I stare at it blindly, annoyed with myself for losing control

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16. Mom’s never around, but I get the house to myself a lot

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17. It’s not where I saw myself even a month ago, but I’m enjoying the company

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18. Splashing cold water on my face in an attempt to perk myself up, I prepare to meet the day

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19. "When I was watching the fire, I would sing to keep myself entertained

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20. I mentally kick myself

21. ’ I said, pulling out one of the chairs for myself

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22. Annoyed with myself, I repeat it, enunciating carefully

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23. Thus, the sun being well and truly over the yardarm, and with myself in a state of cleanliness to match the house, I had taken a tumbler out of the cupboard and reached for the bottle of gin … two generous gins and tonic later, I felt less stressed, the alcohol casting a welcome numbness over my violin-strung emotions

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24. Smiling to myself happily at having identified the noise, I change direction for the front door

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25. ’ I heard myself suggest, as I lean forward and run my hand slowly up his thigh towards his crotch

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26. I’m afraid of other people, but I think I should be afraid of myself, too

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27. Smiling to myself, I withdraw into the lounge and try to concentrate on the documentary

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28. ’ I told myself firmly

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29. Not that he liked my advice always … I smile to myself as I recall some of the more memorable rows we had which started with me telling him that he ought to do something or other

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30. I shake my head as he rushes into his study … oh Stephen, Stephen, you do wear your heart on your sleeve! Chuckling, I take myself out of earshot … it would be far too tempting to listen in and Stephen didn’t close the study door properly

31. I find myself staring at the phone once I have put it down … what the hell is Dan playing at? Standing staring at my house for hours on end every evening? Is that legal? Thinking about it, I suppose there isn’t a law against it if he is standing on his property … would it count as stalking?

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32. ’ I hear him chuckling at the other end and look at myself quizzically in the mirror

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33. Whose business is it if I choose to read or play on the computer until 4 AM and sleep until noon? I will dance with myself to those wonderful tunes of the 60 &70's, and if I, at the same time, wish to weep over a lost love

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34. SuperSeaweed was invented by myself in 1972 while I attended school at the University of Florida located in Gainesville Florida

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35. inaction – that is to simply let myself fall and to do nothing

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36. I made it myself

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37. I hear myself almost spitting the words at him

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38. It would be nice to have someone to share my interest with … Stephen tries to be interested but … I hum happily to myself

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39. But he’s not a kid of seventeen now … he’s a grown man of forty-five, I remind myself

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40. cards and heading down to the labour exchange I found myself ensconced with that

41. Deeply disappointed that it is not Stephen, I kick myself and try to sound enthusiastic as I scribble down the details

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42. I ask myself that same question

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43. I have debated with myself several times whether I should ring him but I couldn’t bear it if he hung up on me and there’s no reason for him not to after my jibe about solicitors

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44. pressure and restore myself to some sort of equilibrium

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45. This is a pity, I would have liked to see the scene myself

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46. ’ Molly said, nodding her head wisely, her expression making me chuckle despite myself

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47. For nearly ten years I shut myself away from all

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48. What trouble could Peter have been in? But he was half smiling, his head turned a little to one side, looking at me sideways, as though willing me gently to come clean, to myself as well as to him

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49. ’ I said defiantly, earning myself a conspiratorial grin from Liz

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50. Maybe I wasn't the bravest in the world, hell, not even the bravest in Darklow, but one thing I can honestly say about myself, then as well as today, is that I'm determined and when it comes to family I will do, give and take whatever is needed

51. ‘After Jack died, I was lost … saw myself as half of something which no longer existed

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52. ‘What have I let myself in for?’ he muttered theatrically as Liz, who has been collecting up some of the soggy wallpaper which fell out of the bag, throws a handful at him

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53. What is it you need?" When I think of it now I could slap myself

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54. Not without risking myself

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55. I need to fill myself with the word of healing (if I am in need healing),

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56. ‘Hello?’ I squeaked, having knocked the breath out of myself in the process

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57. Now I've spoken to Peter again and he has a message for you, but I'll give it to you myself

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58. It was hard, but I reigned myself in

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59. As we drive back though the village, I look about myself with interest, I’ve not been to this part of the world much … nice little church they’ve got there … looks old

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60. Fifteen minutes later I was presenting myself at Darklow Garda Station

61. ’ I replied, resisting the temptation to answer ‘nothing’ and reminding myself sternly that I need this job

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62. ‘Liz, it was extremely kind and considerate of Molly to offer to come with you this morning,’ I reminded myself, ‘it is totally unreasonable of you to be so terribly unappreciative …’

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63. ’ I replied to myself

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64. "Just stating some questions I ponder," she said, "I'll have to go see for myself," and with that she disappeared into the crowd

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65. I stare at the bag I am busying myself with, not daring to look her in the eye

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66. But it is early days yet and who can tell what may or may not happen?’ she replied, as I feel myself blushing

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67. ‘No, he doesn’t have a clue what to do with a crying female, does he?’ I said smiling despite myself

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68. When the bang finally came to the door I had to force myself to move

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69. Not scared for myself

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70. Deliberately making as little noise as I can, I shower and get myself dressed

71. His bedroom door is closed giving me no hint of where he might be … oh well, I’ll just have to contain myself in patience

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72. I forced myself to move, but it felt like I wasn't connected to my body any more, like I was walking on the moon

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73. In the meantime I buried myself deeper and deeper into

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74. I've come to prefer that name myself

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75. ‘Any idea when that is likely?’ I asked, settling myself on the chair beside the bed and trying to angle it so she can see me

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76. They weren’t interested in me for myself, just as a brood mare

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77. But this is a private hospital, I remind myself, you are here as Stephen’s significant other, remember

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78. For a time I asked myself inane and stupid questions

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79. His opening ‘How are things with you?’ opened the flood gates, with me listing all the things I’d convinced myself I’d got wrong

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80. However, despite all this encouragement, I’m still preparing myself for the worst as I dress myself in my best suit, and, with a pounding heart, present myself at the offices of the charity in Bristol on the 5th of the month at 11

81. By edging my way along the mattress I could position myself opposite where I thought the bucket should be and then I shuffled forward onto the rough concrete floor

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82. As I relieved myself the sound of liquid hitting the sides of the bucket burst the bubble of silence in my cell

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83. I’ve been promising myself a plant for the kitchen table for a while now, but the local supermarket only stocks flowering plants which don’t appeal to me

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84. Comforting myself that I can cope with a pretend kiss, I take my place

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85. I willed myself into a state of pseudo-dysentery, but the stress of the previous twenty-four hours was taking its constipational toll

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86. I started to enjoy myself

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87. I lay on the floor by the door for fully thirty minutes before I dragged myself over to the mattress

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88. I lay down and tried to focus on reasons for starving myself

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89. It was a gamble, but then, I told myself, life is a gamble

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90. Why would it have to be Betty’s smoke detector that plays up? I mutter to myself as I dig in the drawer where the spare batteries live

91. I console myself with the thought that our relationship is more special because only he and I know about it, and that after Christmas, when his work eases up, we can be more open about things generally … why does Christmas seem so far away?

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92. I try to pull myself together

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93. I sat and cried myself to sleep

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94. So, I suddenly found myself in a small, green flivver, which could hardly speed at 40 klm per hour, together with a stranger

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95. I was seduced into revealing many things about myself and he made so bold as to suggest our going to his house “for a drink, as friends”

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96. anyway, I have other things to occupy my mind … like work … and how I throw myself into that

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97. Underneath the obligatory hood I grimaced and prepared myself to play the game of survival

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98. I was pleased with myself

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99. The Kid was a gentle soul, I felt sure, and I found myself suddenly wanting him close by me again

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100. After I finished the cigarette I lay back on the mattress and tried to convince myself that it was all a symptom of loneliness, a freaking-out under duress