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---> Now, Miss Flowerdew, who was here before you, now she ''could'' scrub a floor. ''She'' could scrub a floor so that you could see your face in it, [[StealthInsult although in your case, Miss Spruce, I can imagine why that would not appeal]].
---> Now, Miss Flowerdew, who was here before you, now she ''could'' scrub a floor. ''She'' could scrub a floor so that you could see your face in it, [[StealthInsult although in your case, Miss Spruce, I can imagine why that would not appeal]].
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* Tiffany roasting Miss Spruce like a chicken dinner for the starving:
--> Miss Spruce: I have never been so insulted before in my life!
--> Tiffany: [[DeadpanSnarker Really? I am genuinely surprised.]]
--> Miss Spruce: I have never been so insulted before in my life!
--> Tiffany: [[DeadpanSnarker Really? I am genuinely surprised.]]
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* Try read aloud Mrs. Proust's rant about how there's always ''something'' in the bushes, behind which one might stop to relieve one's self. Good luck getting to the end of "or does an enormous pile of poo!" without bursting out laughing.
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* Try to read aloud Mrs. Proust's rant about how there's always ''something'' in the bushes, behind which one might stop to relieve one's self. Good luck getting to the end of "or does an enormous pile of poo!" without bursting out laughing.
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* The Nac Mac Feegle's alteration of their traditional chant in the epilogue: ''"Nae king, nae quin, nae laird! One baron –- and underrr mutually ag-rreeeed arrr-angement, ye ken!"''
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* The Nac Mac Feegle's alteration of their traditional chant in the epilogue: ''"Nae king, nae quin, nae laird! One baron –- -- and underrr mutually ag-rreeeed arrr-angement, ye ken!"''
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--> Mrs Proust: Haven't you people ever heard of porcelain?
--> Tiffany: Well, yes, but not in the fields!
--> Tiffany: Well, yes, but not in the fields!
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* Minor, but the description of the important roles played by every farm family's pig - i.e. to serve as a garbage can in the summer and as pork, bacon, etc in the winter - was pretty amusing.
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* Minor, but the description of the important roles played by every farm family's pig - i.e. to serve as a garbage can in the summer and as pork, bacon, etc in the winter - was pretty amusing.amusing.
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* Everything about Horace the Cheese.
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* Everything about Horace the Cheese.Cheese.
* Minor, but the description of the important roles played by every farm family's pig - i.e. to serve as a garbage can in the summer and as pork, bacon, etc in the winter - was pretty amusing.
* Minor, but the description of the important roles played by every farm family's pig - i.e. to serve as a garbage can in the summer and as pork, bacon, etc in the winter - was pretty amusing.
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* Wee Mad Arthur's successful arrest had this troper first stunned and then howling with laughter.
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* Wee Mad Arthur's successful arrest had this troper first stunned and then howling with laughter.arrest.
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* Preston's ObfuscatingStupidity. Happy ass corp ass, anyone?
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* Preston's ObfuscatingStupidity. Happy ass corp ass, anyone?ass.
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* Horace the Cheese. Just. Horace.
* Horace the Cheese. Just. Horace.
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* How has no one mentioned the The hilarious sequence of events that bring Tiffany, Preston, a buck-naked Roland, and a mildly scandalized Letitia together in a field the night before the wedding, followed shortly thereafter by a rather unexpected and crude folk marriage ceremony?
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* Everything about Horace theCheese. Just. Horace.Cheese.
* Everything about Horace the
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* How has no one mentioned the hilarious sequence of events that bring Tiffany, Preston, a buck-naked Roland, and a mildly scandalized Letitia together in a field the night before the wedding, followed shortly thereafter by a rather unexpected and crude folk marriage ceremony?ceremony?
*Horace the Cheese. Just. Horace.
*Horace the Cheese. Just. Horace.
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* The Nac Mac Feegle's alteration of their traditional chant in the epilogue: ''"Nae king, nae quin, nae laird! One baron –- and underrr mutually ag-rreeeed arrr-angement, ye ken!"''ken!"''
* How has no one mentioned the hilarious sequence of events that bring Tiffany, Preston, a buck-naked Roland, and a mildly scandalized Letitia together in a field the night before the wedding, followed shortly thereafter by a rather unexpected and crude folk marriage ceremony?
* How has no one mentioned the hilarious sequence of events that bring Tiffany, Preston, a buck-naked Roland, and a mildly scandalized Letitia together in a field the night before the wedding, followed shortly thereafter by a rather unexpected and crude folk marriage ceremony?
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* This troper has tried repeatedly to Try read aloud Mrs. Proust's rant about how there's always ''something'' in the bushes, behind which one might stop to relieve one's self. And never once gotten Good luck getting to the end of "or does an enormous pile of poo!" without bursting out laughing.
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* Finding out what [[spoiler: Letitia]] did with the ghosts in the castle. Handing the headless woman a punpkin for a head because it's soothing and handing the walking skeleton a teddy bear and talking the ghost of a previous baron into haunting another room that no one ever uses and then acting so matter-of-factly about it.
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* The Nac Mac Feggle's Feegle's alteration of their traditional chant in the epilogue: ''"Nae king, nae quin, nae laird! One baron –- and underrr mutually ag-rreeeed arrr-angement, ye ken!"''
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* The Nac Mac Feggle's alteration of their traditional chant in the epilogue: : ''"Nae king, nae quin, nae laird! One baron –- and underrr mutually ag-rreeeed arrr-angement, ye ken!"''
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* This troper has tried repeatedly to read aloud Mrs. Proust's rant about how there's always ''something'' in the bushes, behind which one might stop to relieve one's self. And never once gotten to the end of "or does an enormous pile of poo!" without bursting out laughing.
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* This troper has tried repeatedly to read aloud Mrs. Proust's rant about how there's always ''something'' in the bushes, behind which one might stop to relieve one's self. And never once gotten to the end of "or does an enormous pile of poo!" without bursting out laughing.laughing.
* The Nac Mac Feggle's alteration of their traditional chant in the epilogue: : ''"Nae king, nae quin, nae laird! One baron –- and underrr mutually ag-rreeeed arrr-angement, ye ken!"''
* The Nac Mac Feggle's alteration of their traditional chant in the epilogue: : ''"Nae king, nae quin, nae laird! One baron –- and underrr mutually ag-rreeeed arrr-angement, ye ken!"''
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* Finding out what [[spoiler: Letitia]] did with the ghosts in the castle. Handing the headless woman a punpkin for a head because it's soothing and handing the walking skeleton a teddy bear and talking the ghost of a previous baron into haunting another room that no one ever uses and then acting so matter-of-factly about it.it.
* This troper has tried repeatedly to read aloud Mrs. Proust's rant about how there's always ''something'' in the bushes, behind which one might stop to relieve one's self. And never once gotten to the end of "or does an enormous pile of poo!" without bursting out laughing.
* This troper has tried repeatedly to read aloud Mrs. Proust's rant about how there's always ''something'' in the bushes, behind which one might stop to relieve one's self. And never once gotten to the end of "or does an enormous pile of poo!" without bursting out laughing.
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* How Letitia takes care of the ghosts in her family home. She gives the headless woman a pumpkin to carry around to comfort her and gives a wailing skeleton a teddy bear!bear!
* Wee Mad Arthur's successful arrest had this troper first stunned and then howling with laughter.
* Finding out what [[spoiler: Letitia]] did with the ghosts in the castle. Handing the headless woman a punpkin for a head because it's soothing and handing the walking skeleton a teddy bear and talking the ghost of a previous baron into haunting another room that no one ever uses and then acting so matter-of-factly about it.
* Wee Mad Arthur's successful arrest had this troper first stunned and then howling with laughter.
* Finding out what [[spoiler: Letitia]] did with the ghosts in the castle. Handing the headless woman a punpkin for a head because it's soothing and handing the walking skeleton a teddy bear and talking the ghost of a previous baron into haunting another room that no one ever uses and then acting so matter-of-factly about it.
