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Len West is a London criminal who has gone into self-imposed exile in
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START: WALLY: Up with the lark. Same as always. I’ve been for a walk, Bitter, it is. The ground’s froze solid. You sleep well, Len?
WEST: (without turning) You sleep well, Wally?
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END: WALLY: I’m just sayin’g This time. Don’t doze off. I know you won’t. I know you’ll do me proud. But don’t. Don’t leave me all alone. On my tod. On the way home. Eh? I know you won’t. But don’t. Dont…you know…Doze off. Don’t make me look like a prat.
Jez Butterworth. The Winterling. NHB. pp.71-75
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