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An essential volume for all lovers of weird and wonderful wordage WHISTLING BREECHES n.19th century. Noisy trousers, specifically corduroys, for the sound they make when the wearer walks. TO PUT TH...

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How to Get Sued
How to Get Sued

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The Heart Felt Letters

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Philosophical Football

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