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61. After George had left his basket at home he gave Willie a hand.

62. The good thing was, they looked so bad that even Big Willie would not deign to take them.

63. Willie craned his head over the counter and watched him measuring and cutting two rolls of grey and navy flannel.

64. The process didn't perturb him for the simple reason that it didn't repel Willie.

65. Slowly, they started to talk, except for Willie who only listened.

66. I guess Big Willie means for you to meet your Maker.

67. Willie closed it carefully behind them and they walked into a wild and unkempt garden.

68. Willie was soon forgotten, and became mixed into the group again.

69. When the trench was completed Willie sat on the grass to watch the others fix the Anderson shelter inside it.

70. He shut the gate behind Willie and the wetness from the top splashed into his face.

71. Willie stared in amazement at the fields, his thin woollen socks heaped around his ankles.

72. Willie sat on the stool holding it in front of the fire, his long socks trailing across the floor.

73. Willie ran up the pathway towards the cottage, through the graves and under the oak tree, his shoes squelching.

74. Willie Thorne made light work of the promising Nottinghamshire youngster, Anthony Hamilton, as he eased into the last 16.

75. Willie and Zach waited at the foot of the ladder while Sammy scrabbled around the first rung.

76. Willie followed him next door into a chemist's shop and then into a grocery shop.

77. Willie Brown isn't perfect, I know that, but some of the attacks are racially motivated.

78. Willie turned to face the fire, his head bowed over the range.

79. He hung left to the rails and by the time Willie Carson was able to switch him, Declassified was beyond recall.

80. But there was still no evidence of a pass rush from anyone but second-year linebacker Willie McGinest.

81. Julie followed, her passage unnoticed by Lester Piggot and Willie Carson.

82. Willie put his gaberdine and cap on and slung his gas-mask box over his shoulder.

83. In fact, they wanted an even more severe limitation on politicians, but Willie Brown had the only guillotine.

84. All drawn by the wag Willie Rushton[Sentence dictionary], they are each priced at ￡75.

85. It wasn't until after he had gone to bed that Willie asked about the room.

86. Another eight minutes and Willie Jamieson powered in a header from an Iain Cameron free kick to complete the reversal of fortunes.

87. Willie had looked around for the twins and George, but they were nowhere to be seen.

88. Willie turned quickly away and walked out of the door, his ears smarting.

89. Willie knelt down on the newspapers and began to dry him.

90. He told me he was called Willie, but I though that was a jolly awful thing to do to anyone.