Simon can't get on the air because he doesn't have the money.

The best thing Simon did was go back to get her.

He probably have to go out to where Simon went.

When Simon first turned up he didn't have anything at all.

Simon looked up at the room, then back to the book.

Simon and I were on our feet at once, together.

Something else would have come up to set Simon off.

Simon went on as though the question had not been asked.

Simon looked at her with his head on one side.

He would not have to do more than ask Simon why.

She went all out to get Simon away from me.

I wasn't so sure about Simon but he had to find out for himself.

Simon got out of the car with his hands in the air.

I turn to the door just in time to see Simon leave.

Simon would make the home for her she'd never had.

Simon was looking at the man who had taken his father's place.

Simon, who was 3 years old at the time, seemed to take his mother's death almost too well.

They were like the eyes of Simon and - yes!

I just think that right now Simon needs to go.

But when the Simon story came out, we found common ground.

I think you might be getting it wrong again, Simon.

He's always set his heart on going to Simon's school.

Simon felt himself to be in good, although small, hands.

Simon went into the room beyond and the control was gone.