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Of Grocery Gambits, Sanctioned Scoundrels, and the Duchess Who Knew a Man Who Knew a Palace
A Wednesday of Grocers, Gasoline, and Gentlemen of Questionable Acquaintance
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Wednesday brings a trio of contradictions so delicious that This Author scarcely knows where to begin - a government that begs grocers for mercy, loosens the very sanctions it swore to tighten, and finds a certain royal duchess once again in the orbit of a man making very free with palace connections. Pull up a chair; the kettle need not be on long.
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Storms, Sermons, and a Most Unwelcome Rapper: Easter Sunday Proves Eventful
An Easter Sunday of Storms, Sermons, and Scandalous Bookings
Dearest Gentle Reader, Storm Dave has made a thorough nuisance of himself across the Kingdom on this Easter Sunday, yet the weather is the least of our concerns - for a certain American provocateur threatens to descend upon the Capital this summer, and the corridors of power are distinctly unamused. Meanwhile, the Royal Family has braved the elements for chapel, a new Archbishop has delivered her first sermon, and the comedy industry has begged the government for money, which is, one must admit, the most British thing imaginable.
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Screens, Schemes, and a Zipline in Mexico: This Friday’s Most Diverting Scandals
A Brisk and Scandalous Friday Reckoning
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday brings a government that wishes to govern your toddler's viewing habits, a peer whose personal telephone is suddenly of the greatest public interest, and a woman who believed ziplining in Mexico was entirely compatible with being housebound. One barely knows where to direct one's eyebrow first.
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