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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Mentioned in {{H}}, this is a radial road in [[Morpork]] running from [[Goose Gate]] to the [[Limping Gate]]. [[William Wittles]] (aka "Willy" and "Tosser") lives (at #68).<br />
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In William Makepeace Thackeray's play '''''The Wolves and the Lamb''''', (a comedy of Victorian class and manners) Lady Kicklebury is the snobbish and conceited noblewoman - a prototype Lady Bracknell, perhaps - who makes everyone else's life a Hell, save perhaps for miss Prior, the somewhat tough governess to her children. As a comic creation, Lady Kicklebury of Pocklington Square recurs, in one way or another, in all Thackeray's books, including ''Vanity Fair''. <br />
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[[Category: Streets of Ankh-Morpork]]<br />
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