Muir: Vintage Movie Classics II At half-past ten on Thursday morning, Lucy Muir stood once more on the door-step of Gull Cottage, but this time Martha Godwin stood beside her in place of Mr. Coombe. Martha was the only cook that she had ever chosen for herself, at a London registry office on her honeymoon before her in-laws had had time to take control. They had not approved of Martha with her Cockney tongue and independent spirit; but they could find no fault with her cooking, and Martha had stayed for six years until she had suddenly married the gardener, a silent, elderly man who lived in one of the municipal cottages, and was now in charge of the local bowling green. They had no children and it had been easy for Martha to get away. It had not been so easy for Lucy to leave her home. Where was she going, and why? What? She was thinking of leaving Whitchester … absurd … ridiculous nonsense … all her friends were in Whitchester. What would she do in a small place like Whitecliff?
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