I was looking for exactly what I found.
ITEM 13a. WHAT I HAVE BEEN SAYING SINCE.
It went round Welbrook before I was out of that building.
There were about forty people in that room and two of them were from the paper at Welbrook, and by the Monday there was a piece about a woman who stood up for her neighbour.
I have been stopped in the street about nine times.
What I say is four minutes long and it has the courtroom in it, and the stick, and you promised, Eunice, and the list.
It ends on the judge taking the paper off me.
Three different people have told me I was brave.
I have never once said, to any of them, that I sat on it from the fourth of March to the eleventh of September.
They have all assumed I found out shortly before and acted on it, because that is the shape of the thing I give them, and because nobody interrupts a woman of seventy-four to ask her for dates.
