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{{a|heroes|{{image|A. P. Herbert|jpg|Sir Alan Herbert, some time ago. Liked a cig, apparently.}}}}Not at all fictional, but rather the author of excellent fiction, including the ''Misleading Cases'' and thereby both the [[reasonable woman]] and the [[negotiable cow]]. They don’t make them like this any more folks. That being the case, we have tried our occasional [[Shubtill v Director of Public Prosecutions|pale imitation]].
{{a|heroes|{{image|A. P. Herbert|jpg|Sir Alan Herbert, some time ago. Liked a cig, apparently.}}}}Not at all fictional, but rather the author of excellent fiction, including the ''Misleading Cases'' and thereby both the [[reasonable woman]] and the [[negotiable cow]]. They don’t make them like this any more folks. That being the case, we have tried our occasional [[Shubtill v Director of Public Prosecutions|pale imitation]].
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*[[Fardell v Potts]]
*[[Rumpelheimer v Haddock]]
*[[Albert Haddock]]
*[[Albert Haddock]]
*[[nigel molesworth]]
*[[nigel molesworth]]
*[[Shubtill v Director of Public Prosecutions]]
*[[Shubtill v Director of Public Prosecutions]]

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Sir Alan Herbert, some time ago. Liked a cig, apparently.
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Not at all fictional, but rather the author of excellent fiction, including the Misleading Cases and thereby both the reasonable woman and the negotiable cow. They don’t make them like this any more folks. That being the case, we have tried our occasional pale imitation.

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