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Charlie's Lament: What Men Know About Women

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Charles Bakewell, was born in 1937, in the Market Town of Mansfield.

He was surrounded by historic Castles, Stately Homes and Monuments.

His mother took him to visit: The Major Oak in Sherwood Forest of Robin Hoods fame, Lord Byron’s Newstead Abbey, Bess of Hardwick’s Chatsworth House and Hardwick Hall, Nottingham Castle of Prince John and Richard the Lion Hearted fame. He was raised, clothed, fed and kept warm with his three elder sisters in a time of war by Rose, his mother.

His sisters were strange creatures to him; they played with tea sets and dolls and competed with each other. During his school years, he was shocked by young girls exposing themselves with no shame. As he grew to manhood, his tall handsome looks exposed him to reactions from surprising female experiences that broadened his knowledge of life.

On a whim, Charlie emigrated to Canada to see a new world in his late twenties. He settled in Toronto in a time of great expansion of industry and opportunity. He felt he was lucky to be in the right place at the right time. Three women, over a short period, changed his life for ever. The first introduced him to the Triffin Dilemma that provided a source of great wealth. The second lady taught him Real Estate and she managed his business affairs. Finally, he met Casimira whose unlimited world experiences, sophistication and magnetic personality taught him everything there is to know about the female form.

Charlie shares this wisdom with you the reader. Ladies may challenge his revelations. Men will appreciate the knowledge.