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The lane

Place

Squalid approach to Buggery Hall, aerated by leaves, pornography and whatever else Eastville has failed to retain.

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Again the squalid lane, buffeted as ever by capricious gales. Rotting leaves and torn scraps of pornography flung hither and thither, whirled about, cleaving like hands to housefronts, whisked away then to swoop upwards and plunge back down into the desolation. Inside the swart Lexus nosing along the asphalt, Mr Jagtar Singh remarked to nobody in particular and apropos of nothing in particular that it had turned mucky, such being…

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