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Jagra at 22:54, 16 January 2016

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	During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's granddaughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.		During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's granddaughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.

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Sharlee at 19:12, 26 July 2015

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	The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and sewed clothing late into the night to make ends meet.		The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Flora Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and sewed clothing late into the night to make ends meet.

	During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's granddaughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.		During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's granddaughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.

Sharlee at 19:10, 26 July 2015

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	The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and sewed clothing late into the night to make ends meet.		The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and sewed clothing late into the night to make ends meet.

	During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's ~~daughter~~ Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old ~~son~~ William succumbed to their toxic fumes.		During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's granddaughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.

Sharlee at 19:08, 26 July 2015

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	The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and sewed clothing late into the night to make ends meet.		The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and sewed clothing late into the night to make ends meet.

	During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's daughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old ~~grandson~~ William succumbed to their toxic fumes.		During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's daughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old son William succumbed to their toxic fumes.

Sharlee at 17:12, 26 July 2015

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	The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and ~~took in needlework~~ late into the night to make ends meet.		The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and sewed clothing late into the night to make ends meet.

	During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's daughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.		During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's daughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.

Sharlee at 17:12, 26 July 2015

2015-07-26T17:12:10Z

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	The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: ~~large~~, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and took in needlework late into the night to make ends meet.		The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: numerous, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and took in needlework late into the night to make ends meet.

	During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's daughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.		During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's daughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.

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The Easy family are residents of [[Cockbill Street]], and typical of the neighborhood: large, self-effacing, and too poor to paint but too proud to whitewash. Mrs. Easy raised nine children in a tiny flat, and took in needlework late into the night to make ends meet.

During the events of {{FOC}}, Mrs. Easy's daughter Mildred took home "perks" from her job as a maid at the [[Patrician's Palace]], including candle-ends to light Mrs. Easy's evening needlework. Tragically, some of the candles in question had been saturated with arsenic as part of the plot against [[Vetinari]], and both Mrs. Easy and her fourteen-month-old grandson William succumbed to their toxic fumes.