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For the big day. "please take sandwiches with you and a thermos flask, as coffee will not be available." eve's job was inside the abbey — a needle and thread in her pocket, ready for any emergency repairs. i was living at home at the time. i was only 17, i was still at home. and none of the family had cars, so the baker had to take me to the railway station to get me to the train. i can remember seeing the queen come past, virtually past me where i was standing, quite close to me, catching her eye as she went by. quite close. i had a better seat than a lot of the seats in the abbey. 9! years...

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I had a better seat than a lot of the seats in the abbey. 91 years old and still playing. now a chelsea pensioner, basil king was amongst the crowds lining the procession route on coronation day, as trumpeter with the royal military band. there was excitement around | and i felt a little bit proud that i had been on such an occasion. i was only one out of thousands, but the lads in the band, - all of those from the school - of music, they were all of the same mind that it was a great day, apart from the weather. - universally modest about their contributions, they will all be watching closely ...

John Wieners photographed in Detroit, Mich., in 1966. (Photo by Leni Sinclair / Getty Images) During the last three decades of his life, the poet John Wieners lived in a one-bedroom walkup at 44 Joy Street, on the back side of Boston’s Beacon Hill. By some accounts it was a drab, minimalist apartment, furnished with wicker patio chairs and decorated with Wieners’s own collages of travel brochures and movie magazines. The refrigerator was empty and unplugged. After he won a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts in 1986, grocery bags of champagne lined the walls—replaced, ...