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Ah, here you are. I'm glad you dropped by.

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Although, you know, I haven't talked about any of this for quite some time.

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People look at you and you can tell what they're thinking.

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We soon learned to keep quiet, to keep it to ourselves.

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By we, I mean Barbara and me.

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We both taught at the same school.

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When we did tell Barbara, she was a bit surprised.

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When we did tell people, some of them really did understand.

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Yes, I feel I can tell you.

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The doctor.

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He was old when I was young.

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Somehow I still feel he's up there in his lunatic ship,

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writing wrongs, still specialising in trouble.

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He dives in and usually finds a way out.

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He's showed me so many things, so many.

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From the talking stones of Tyron to the witch trials of Salem.

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Oh, yes, we often got stuck in the past,

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caught up in history as the old boy tried to find our way home.

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It amuses me to have this in the house.

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I was never really one for souvenirs and acquired it long, long after the event.

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But every time I notice it, I'm reminded that if I wanted half the world to think I was mad,

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I could call myself Sir Ian Chesterton,

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knighted by Richard the Lionheart himself over 700 years ago.

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It sounds ridiculous. Fantastic.

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Well, it was a fantastic adventure.

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One of many, one of many.

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Let me tell you about it.