SCENE THE SECOND OF AN OLD STORY
1. Anyone who sails knows about rock-dodging.
2. Anyone who sails in the west of Scotland certainly knows about rock-dodging.
3. We know about rock-dodging. (That is another story.)
4. And we know: rocks move ... don't they? *
2. Anyone who sails in the west of Scotland certainly knows about rock-dodging.
3. We know about rock-dodging. (That is another story.)
4. And we know: rocks move ... don't they? *
SCENE THE FIRST THE SAME STORY
1. Anyone who sails knows about rock-dodging.
2. Anyone who sails in the west of Scotland certainly knows about rock-dodging.
3. We know about rock-dodging. (That is another story.)
4. Peter knows about rock dodging.
5. Off Port Ellen, Islay, in early May ... oh dear ... the rocks moved ... didn't they?*
2. Anyone who sails in the west of Scotland certainly knows about rock-dodging.
3. We know about rock-dodging. (That is another story.)
4. Peter knows about rock dodging.
5. Off Port Ellen, Islay, in early May ... oh dear ... the rocks moved ... didn't they?*
6. That's our boat (drawn by Peter on his Christmas card entitled Scotched on the Rocks)
7. Out of the water all summer
8. For repairs to a hole in her hull.
7. Out of the water all summer
8. For repairs to a hole in her hull.
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*Answer: Yes, it is a fact .... because I read it in the paper!
*Answer: Yes, it is a fact .... because I read it in the paper!
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