"It soon began to dawn on me He wasn't very bright, Because when he was twenty-three He couldn't read or write. ‘What. (Roald Dahl)

"It soon began to dawn on me He wasn't very bright, Because when he was twenty-three He couldn't read or write. ‘What.

Roald Dahl

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