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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''''Mr. Schwarzlache von Morecombe'''''<br />
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It is entirely possible that a subtle joke is going on here. <br />
The town of Morecombe is a holiday resort, some might say the Last Resort, in the North-West of England. A little way to the south on the Irish Sea coast is another holiday resort, Blackpool, famed for its essential in-your-face tackiness and its cheap-and-cheerful attitude to holiday-making. <br />
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A loose translation of the Überwaldean ''Schwarzlache'' might be '''''Black Lake''''', making this lawyer's name ''Mr. Blackpool out of Morecombe''.<br />
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No doubt his extended vampire name might incorporate Überwaldean terms for "Lytham St. Annes", "Southport", and New Brighton", other holiday resorts down the Lancashire and Wirral coast...</div>Old Dickens