Patrick Reinken Quotes
My Father Was A Catholic, A Coal Miner In The Big Pit. My Mother A Jew. A Charwoman, When She Could Find The Work. They Didn't Fit In Wales. Nor In The U.K., Either. They Didn't Fit With Each Other All That Well, For That Matter. They Fought Every Day For As Long As I Can Remember And Loved Each Other More Than Anyone I've Ever Known. At Least They Did Right Up Till A Night When He Looked Right And Not Left At A Train Crossing In Chepstow And Ended Up Half A Mile From Where He'd Started, Dead As The Ghost. Looking For A Job, He Was. Turned Out He Didn't Need One.
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