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Ms. Dudman, as her daughter well knows, has been here and done this herself.

Dudman, a single mother, raised her two children lovingly and conscientiously.

So, in her foolish, dangerous and yet somehow brave way, did Dudman.

When William died in 1772 his son John Dudman took over.

Although she suggests a connection between the hippie culture and politics here, Dudman doesn't really believe it.

From about 1808 the yard is shown as Dudman & Son.

She and Dudman went to his room.

Interacting with her daughter, Dudman writes, was "like sticking my hand into the garbage disposal."

"I know what comes next - the parts that I remember," Dudman says.

Dudman sold its stations to Cumulus Media in 1998.

"If an actor is well known, his contract usually stipulates the hours he can work and that limits the time in makeup," Dudman points out.

Ms. Dudman, a very sensible writer, doesn't presume to have a fancier answer.

"You're lucky I'm still alive with all you did to me," the 50-ish Dudman says.

Ms. Dudman describes what it is like trying to track down her daughter when Augusta simply disappears from school with a friend.

The officer who arrives is so flummoxed that Ms. Dudman loses even more ground.

Dudman is a surname and may be:

Len Dudman - Junior international cap in 1956.

It is based on the memoir of the same name by Martha Tod Dudman.

- Jane Dudman is editor of the Guardian's Public website.

Ms. Dudman knows Augusta is drinking and using drugs, but she also knows how much larger the problem has become.

Dudman estimates that she took more than a hundred LSD trips in about two years.

Dudman frames the book as a contrast between her middle-aged, early-rising, sensible self and wild young Martha.

Dudman doesn't mention her daughter, Augusta, in "Expecting to Fly."

In her first novel, the British writer Clare Dudman sets out to right that historic wrong.

Nick Dudman is a British make-up effects and creature designer for motion pictures.