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Taxed by Conscience, Freed by Statute, and Saved by a Cat
A Thursday of Peculiar Generosities and Graver Reckonings
Dearest Gentle Reader, one hundred and twenty millionaires have done something quite extraordinary this Thursday - and no, it does not involve a yacht. Meanwhile, the courts have been busy, Glasgow prepares to welcome the world, and a story of quite breathtaking courage and heartbreak concludes with a cat entirely indifferent to its own role in proceedings. This Author's lorgnette has rarely been so thoroughly exercised.
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When the Rappers Write to Judges and the Dukes Cannot Find a Room
A Saturday of Grief, Absurdity, and Inadvisable Celebrity Letters
Dearest Gentle Reader, this day has delivered grief most genuine, a royal visit most calamitous, and a bail application so audacious it left seasoned detectives speechless. This Author has survived the heat, the headlines, and the revelation that a letter from a rapper carries less legal weight than one might hope - and she is ready to report every last extraordinary detail.
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Sleep Deprivation, Undeclared Gifts, and a King Who Has Not Seen His Grandchildren in Four Years
A Sunday of Undeclared Gifts, Uncertain Reunions, and One Very Polite Football Coach
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Sunday brings a rogue's gallery of undeclared benefits, a constabulary in need of its conscience, and a royal grandfather separated from his grandchildren by four long years and a dispute over police protection. This Author has opinions on all of it - and she has not even reached the artificial intelligence that now wishes to diagnose your ailments before you have finished describing them.
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