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Common terms and phrasesA. P. HERBERT able action adjourned Albert Haddock answer appears argued Barr Battersea Park beer Bishop of Bowl Blue Swan Boot character charge Chicken citizens client Common Law complain conduct Counsel Court Crole cross-examination Crown defamation defamatory defendant divorce dramatic critic Elizabeth Mugg evidence fact Figg gentleman gramophone Home Secretary income J. C. Squire Judge judgment jury learned friend letters libel Liberal Party liberties literary Lord Chancellor Lord Mildew Lord Oodle lordship Magna Carta Majesty's mean melud ment milord mind Miss Perceval never offence Old Bailey opinion persons petitioner plaintiff police political pounds Pratt PRIM principle prisoner prosecution Pudding Bay Pudding Magna puzzle question reasonable Red Cow Sinko Sir Ethelred Rutt Sir Humphrey Sir Oliver Sitwell skittles slander Snooker speech Stanley tell thing Tinrib tion to-day utterance varicose veins whale wife Witness woman word highbrow writer References to this bookFrom other books
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