You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot — Catherine Cookson, The Girl
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You make your son out to be to be almost an idiot; well let me tell you something, Mrs Loan, if he were a complete idiot, drooling at the mouth, he'd still be a better person then you.

— Catherine Cookson, The Girl
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