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and wore high heeled black suede shoes on her dainty feet. Looking up he saw she was watching him from the corners of her eyes and for the first time he could ever recall, he blushed deeply and lowered his gaze. He saw his own skirt was tucked up showing a generous expanse of his nylon covered legs and sur- repticiously began to compare them with hers, reach- ing the conclusion that they would be equally as shapely if the hairs were shaved off.

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The big car lurched and Jim saw she had turned off onto a track which led to the cottage. Deftly she swung the car round several bends over a narrow wooden bridge which seemed to move as they passed and under a leanto at the side of the building. drumming of the rain on the corrugated iron roof still prevented any conversation and opening her handbag and taking out a key she shouted, "Let's get inside out of this weather". Once inside the cottage the noise of the storm was subdued by the thick stone walls and Jim was surprised to find it was a spacious place, well and expensively furnished. Leading the way into a large lounge she turned and said, "First of all, we had better introduce ourselves, I am Elaine Barnett". Jim told her his name.

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"Now perhaps you had better tell me what you were doing out in the valley dressed as a woman, I couldn't stop to find out when I picked you up as the hood of the car is broken and we would have got- ten soaked". Slowly and quietly he told her his story and she listened attentively until he had finished.

She said, "It is not quite what I expected to hear but never mind, as soon as the weather clears I will take you to the nearest phone box or to the police station, meanwhile we had better get a fire going and make some coffee. Perhaps you would like to help by fetching my luggage in from the car, the boot is unlocked".

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