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fisherman
1. She noticed a fisherman about a thousand yards out had turned his glass on her so she waved and posed
2. He was a simple fisherman with a good brain who wanted to appear well-travelled, although I suspect he gleaned most of his knowledge from interrogating visitors at his bar
3. (Loosely based on Grimm’s The Fisherman & His Wife)
4. Although life by the sea might appear to be idyllic, it is not without its problems of season and poverty, and there was once a poor fisherman who lived with his long suffering wife in a caravan on the cliff tops that rise up from Cornwall’s craggy southern coastline
5. The local paper took pictures of their resident hero and by the time that the fisherman got home to his caravan, his wife had heard all about her brave husband’s stirring deeds that afternoon on the radio
6. The fisherman walked the half-mile to the nearest telephone box and called the number on the card
7. The phone rang a few times and was answered by the businessman’s wife, who, on hearing that it was the fisherman who was calling, immediately promised him that she and her husband would sort this small thing out
8. Well before the final onset of winter’s driving rains and howling gales, the fisherman and his wife were snugly settled into their new cottage home, complete with brand new furniture, a proper telephone line and a lovely new kitchen
9. The cottage even had a pretty little courtyard garden with a greenhouse in one corner so that the fisherman could supplement the family diet by growing a few vegetables and fruits in the spring
10. The fisherman remarked to his wife as he carried her over the threshold of their first real house, “Well, love, this is where true happiness begins”
11. Reluctantly the fisherman telephoned the businessman again and this time he got straight through
12. Towards the end of summer, on a balmy Sunday afternoon with the barbecue embers glowing in a corner of the garden, the fisherman raised a glass of sparkling Chablis to his wife and said, “Darling, what a life
13. The fisherman was disgusted with his wife’s behaviour, until, with the screaming and shouting turning into the inevitable sobbing and sniffing that always closed down their arguments, she explained just how much their current house was worth and what that meant in terms of their future lifestyle
14. The fisherman still caught sea bass when time permitted and he still sold them on, although usually to a higher class of establishment nowadays
15. During the telephone call the businessman decided not to remark on the fact that he had seen the fisherman sitting on the beach with his rods and his lines on more than one occasion during his recent trips down to the south coast to seal the deal on his new factory with the local council planning authorities
16. As his friend and benefactor walked over to a luxuriously large red saloon, the fisherman stood quite still in the middle of the car park and stared open mouthed at the space where he had parked his car
17. The fisherman sat in stunned silence as they drove towards his fine executive home at Seaview Park
18. The businessman stopped his car, told the fisherman to wait and with the help of the two suited gentlemen, he put the screaming woman’s suitcases in the boot and opened one of the rear passenger doors for her so that she could get in
19. The fisherman stared alternately at the businessman, at his very big and burly associates and then down at his prostrate but still struggling wife
20. After twenty minutes of driving, during which the fisherman’s wife gradually lost the will to fight and bawl, the car pulled up at the head of the cliffs that rose up above the beach where the fisherman, his wife and their mutual friend had first bumped into one another
21. The envelope contained a short note, which the fisherman gave to his wife to read
22. In the bottom of the envelope was a set of keys to a brand new second hand caravan that was parked on top of the cliffs in exactly the same spot where the fisherman and his wife had lived before they had met their no longer mutual friend
23. The average fisherman cherub in Alan’s universe had more boat than this
24. poor fisherman who lived with his long suffering wife in a caravan
25. The fisherman planted his rod into the sand, wedged
26. without a moment’s hesitation the fisherman dragged the man to
27. time that the fisherman got home to his caravan, his wife had heard
28. The fisherman walked the half-mile to the nearest telephone box
29. was the fisherman who was calling, immediately promised him that
30. fisherman and his wife were snugly settled into their new cottage
31. The fisherman remarked to his wife as he carried her over the
32. Reluctantly the fisherman telephoned the businessman again and
33. fisherman raised a glass of sparkling Chablis to his wife and said,
34. Breakfast was a frosty affair and the fisherman decided that this
35. fisherman was disgusted with his wife’s behaviour, until, with the
36. Reluctantly and with a heavy heart, the fisherman telephoned the
37. the fisherman joining this new business venture
38. on the fact that he had seen the fisherman sitting on the beach with
39. “Oh, absolutely”, replied the fisherman
40. red saloon, the fisherman stood quite still in the middle of the car
41. The fisherman sat in stunned silence as they drove towards his
42. The businessman stopped his car, told the fisherman to wait and
43. fisherman stared alternately at the businessman, at his very big and
44. fisherman, his wife and their mutual friend had first bumped into
45. The envelope contained a short note, which the fisherman gave
46. the same spot where the fisherman and his wife had lived before
47. interrupted only by the occasional fisherman or copse of
48. It was an area he knew well as a fisherman
49. fisherman along the way, and providing them with a
50. of town he gestured to a fisherman he recognised and
