inner and Geinis for example, were among the house favorites. Few scattered chairs and
             tables were spread around the room in no apparent order. Most were occupied. A middle aged
             couple sat in the middle of the room talking softly amongst themselves, minding their own
             business. Far in the shadows of the corner was a young lad, who it seemed to Phil, was too
             Young to have legally entered the bar.
             Clutched in his hands was the weaker of the drinks that the bar offered. Yet the young
             inexperienced drinker wobbled heavily in his seat, unaccustomed to anything containing alcohol.
             He must have sneaked in, Phil thought casually, many do. These days no one really cares
             anymore. Scattered around the rest of the Charleton were the usual bunch, a few bums, workers
             who had shops close to the Charleton, and young ones who find the world outside too harsh and
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