
there is silence apart from the gentle rustle of pages.
ENTER Gruntfuttock, TGA's aging retainer
Grntftck: Lord Architect, there is a Buxom, Redheaded urchin of disreputable aspect at the door carrying a whip and large cucumber, she claims she was summoned.
TGA: Ah yes, the good Captain, send her through to the back bedroom, the family will be joining her there. Refreshments at 2 please Gruntfuttock, wear the blindfold as usual.
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ENTER Gruntfuttock, TGA's aging retainer
Grntftck: Lord Architect, there is a Buxom, Redheaded urchin of disreputable aspect at the door carrying a whip and large cucumber, she claims she was summoned.
TGA: Ah yes, the good Captain, send her through to the back bedroom, the family will be joining her there. Refreshments at 2 please Gruntfuttock, wear the blindfold as usual.

where you accuse me of being both a cad and a bounder.
And possibly a misbegotten rogue.
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And possibly a misbegotten rogue.

It may even require calling you a footpad and a ne'er-do-well also..
;-)
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;-)

though if you bite your thumb at me I shall be most irked.
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Of course I am expecting that you have access to one, should the need arise.
Er....yes.
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Er....yes.

As I recall I first discovered it in a layby on the Ballspond Road.
It was covered in verdigrees.
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It was covered in verdigrees.

edit: Buxom, red-headed urchin is a lovely way to describe me. Thank you!
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maybe I was mistaken.
There is a distinct lack of RTH reference materials online. This should be addressed.
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There is a distinct lack of RTH reference materials online. This should be addressed.

'...of disreputable aspect' it is such a vague yet damning phrase.
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it's best to be vague about my disreputability (is that a word?) before the watershed.
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*recites in head*
I don't remember you quoting from it before, but somehow the fact that you wot of Rawlinson's End drops into place like a jigsaw piece in the jigsaw of the universe.
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I don't remember you quoting from it before, but somehow the fact that you wot of Rawlinson's End drops into place like a jigsaw piece in the jigsaw of the universe.

I'll have you know, sir.
/Silver Service trained blog
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/Silver Service trained blog

I have never met a more gentlemanly gentleman than our own Mr Gruntfuttock.
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you treated me like a proper lady, it was a lovely change from the usual.
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for the dangerous trip to Derby, and was happy to be of service, ma'am.
*bows*
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*bows*

like clothing?
something very large is happening outside my flat
*investigates*
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something very large is happening outside my flat
*investigates*

What ARE you talking about?
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like that time with the landslide
but it turned out to be fog
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but it turned out to be fog