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1. By SALLY TAMPLIN
2. She turned to Sally, who was kneeling in the corner beside her bookcase, trying to make herself unobtrusive.
3. Sally, are you listening to what I'm saying?"
4. "Wanna dance?" a voice enquired and Sally looked up to see a boy in a velvet-collared jacket, drainpipes and crepe-soled shoes standing in front of her, a lick of greasy hair falling across a face shiny with perspiration.
5. "Lady" Betty pursued a career of hanging and flogging well into the 19th century and Declan Donnellan's account of her life is told with a distressing mixture of savagery and sentiment; the hangwoman herself is portrayed by Sally Dexter with hateful harpiness relieved by startling moments of tenderness.
6. A British film, "Donal and Sally" fictionally Presented the lives of two mentally handicapped people who fall in love and wish to marry.
7. Now for Sally the adviser has prevented her electricity from being cut off.
8. Halfway down the stairs she heard voices and through the partly-open drawing-room door caught a glimpse of Sally in peacock-blue cashmere and the tall figure of a young man, fine hair above a chestnut brown suede jacket.
9. They climbed up to the top floor and stood around in the corridor while Sally went in to fetch him out.
10. Louise had gone back to Nmes now but she had left Sally the white dress as a parting gift and even without the waspie-waisted basque it was by far the nicest thing Sally owned.
11. With a child's resilience she had quickly adjusted to the loss of her mother, who had never been more than a glamorous appendage on the periphery of her world, and Sally had stepped in to fill the breach more than adequately.
12. Of course this sally, and the discovery of our locational ancestry opened the way to friendship, though we soon realised that we had much more in common, not least a sharp sense of humour, which we were both going to need.
13. Yet Sally's no slave to fashion: "I think fashion should be fun and you should wear what you feel comfortable in, not what people say you should wear.