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Kings, Landlords, and Oil Barons: Tuesday Delivers Its Usual Quota of Drama
A Tuesday of Monarchs, Missing Rent, and Most Profitable Conflicts
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Tuesday finds royalty addressing foreign assemblies, landlords weeping over empty coffers, and oil barons quietly toasting a war they did not start. This Author has observations - some grave, some wickedly arch, and one or two that shall require a steadying cup of something strong before you proceed.
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Royals Abroad, Rivers Ruined, and a Runner Who Has Made Time Itself Weep
A Monday of Monarchs, Marathon Miracles, and Most Malodorous Rivers
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday brings royalty venturing into uncertain territory abroad, a river reduced to something a chicken would blush to admit responsibility for, and a Kenyan gentleman who has made a mockery of the very concept of two hours. This Author has also received intelligence on the state of the nation's health that is rather less diverting - and a tale of courage from the Northern Province that demands every reader's attention.
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War, Misinformation, and a Very Small Kangaroo: A Sunday of Singular Import
A Sunday of Misinformation, Missiles, and a Most Diplomatic Marsupial
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Sunday has delivered a dispatch so varied in its alarms that this Author's pen has barely paused for breath - from the corridors of power where a Prime Minister protests, rather too vigorously, that everyone loves him, to a Surrey suburb where a mob was roused by a crime that never occurred. And amidst the geopolitical tumult, one small stuffed kangaroo is quietly preparing for a transatlantic diplomatic mission. Read on - you will not regret it.
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