Childhood memories
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- I was told my father was killed in the war. Whenever I questioned my mother about his death, she didn’t (1) _______ any more than that he had been killed fighting on the Western Front only days before the peace treaty with Germany was signed.
- Grandma said my dad had been a brave man, and once when we were (2) _______ in the house she showed me his medals.
- My grandpa rarely (3) _______ an opinion on anything, but then he was hard of hearing so he might not have heard the question in the first place.
- The only man I can (4) _______ was my uncle Stan who used to sit at the top of the table at breakfast time.
- When he left in the morning, I (5) _______ to follow him to the city docks where he worked. Every day I spent at the dockyard was an adventure. Cargo ships came from distant lands and unloaded their wares: rice, sugar, bananas and many other things I’d never heard of.
- Once the holds had been emptied, the dockers would load them with salt, tin, (6) _______ coal (my least favourite because it was an obvious clue to what I’ve been doing all day and annoyed my mother), before they set off again.
- I always wanted to help my uncle Stan unload (7) _______ ship had docked that morning but he just laughed, saying “All in good time, my lad.” It couldn’t be soon enough for me.
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