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       Ballad of Christine Keeler
       By: Jerzy Date: May 20, 2018, 11:25 am
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       I wonder how you dealt with the tricky rhyming section called
       Ballad of Christine Keeler (p. 93). What did you make of each of
       those elements? What exactly do they refer to (which aspects of
       Christine Keeler life)?
       Well-heel-er.
       Dealer.
       Feeler.
       Squealer.
       Conceal her.
       Steal her.
       Mrs Peel her.
       "Well-heel-er" must be a reference to a few lines up (Can
       laughter be well-heeled?) and the type of people she mingled
       with.
       Squealer - as in "a spy".
       Mrs Peel - this is quite obvious.
       Any ideas?
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