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he had arrived safely. well, it was amazing of course, and you know, we just both felt, well, there's nothing you could say — just "thank goodness, thank goodness, "thank goodness. " you know, that's all you could do. you couldn't look far into the future, you might only have had a fortnight�*s leave and he may be killed at the end of it. you had no idea what was going to happen, so you just put up with it, and if something was there, the present, it was there, you did it. whatever. i grew up in the countryside, in lancashire, in my grandfather's house. he had a refugee cook from austria, and a refugee housemaid. and when they came, they didn't speak any english. he gave me a small german