Verity Pushpram - Revision history

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	\|age= youngish		\|age= youngish
	\|race= Human		\|race= Human
			\|occupation= seafood merchant
	\|occupation= ~~seller of marine edibles~~		\|appearance= notably wall-eyed
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	\|residence= [[Ankh-Morpork]]		\|residence= [[Ankh-Morpork]]
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			\|marital status= uncertain; recently involved with an ambitious fisherman
	\|books= {{J}}, {{T!}} , {{UA}}		\|books= {{J}}, {{T!}} , {{UA}}
	\|cameos= {{SN}}		\|cameos= {{SN}}

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	By the time of {{UA}} we learn that she is doing quite well, now owning two boats and an aisle on the [[Pearl Dock\|Fish Market]], though she still sells fish out of her barrow as before. She also has some form of professional relationship with the doyenne of the [[Night Kitchen]], [[Glenda Sugarbean]], as she is willing to offer her freebies now and again.		By the time of {{UA}} we learn that she is doing quite well, now owning two boats and an aisle on the [[Pearl Dock\|Fish Market]], though she still sells fish out of her barrow as before. She also has some form of professional relationship with the doyenne of the [[Night Kitchen]], [[Glenda Sugarbean]], as she is willing to offer her freebies now and again.

	In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.		In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of Nobby Nobbs: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.

	In the wake of {{RS}}, Verity's career and reputation as a seafood-dealer have continued to flourish. [[Book:Mrs Bradshaw's Handbook\|''Mrs. Bradshaw's Handbook'']] contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's new train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's wall-eyed picture).		In the wake of {{RS}}, Verity's career and reputation as a seafood-dealer have continued to flourish. [[Book:Mrs Bradshaw's Handbook\|''Mrs. Bradshaw's Handbook'']] contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's new train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's wall-eyed picture).

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	Verity Pushpram, who sells cockles and mussels and other forms of edible sealife from a barrow in the streets of old [[Ankh-Morpork]], namely [[Rime Street]] and [[Sator Square]]. She had an on-off relationship with Corporal [[Nobby Nobbs]]. Known also as 'Hammerhead' (surely not a term of endearment), she is best known for having forearms like a blacksmith, throwing eels at Nobby, for her lingering smell of aquatic life, and for having severe {{wp\|Exotropia\|exotropia}}: she looks as if each eye is straining to see the adjacent ear. As such, however, she is probably a more suitable object of affection for Nobby than [[Tawneee]] (see {{T!}}).		'''Verity Pushpram''', who sells cockles and mussels and other forms of edible sealife from a barrow in the streets of old [[Ankh-Morpork]], namely [[Rime Street]] and [[Sator Square]]. She had an on-off relationship with Corporal [[Nobby Nobbs]]. Known also as 'Hammerhead' (surely not a term of endearment), she is best known for having forearms like a blacksmith, throwing eels at Nobby, for her lingering smell of aquatic life, and for having severe {{wp\|Exotropia\|exotropia}}: she looks as if each eye is straining to see the adjacent ear. As such, however, she is probably a more suitable object of affection for Nobby than [[Tawneee]] (see {{T!}}).

	At the time of writing, unlike [[Roundworld]]'s ''Molly Malone'', nobody has dedicated any form of song or ballad to her. This may come...		At the time of writing, unlike [[Roundworld]]'s ''Molly Malone'', nobody has dedicated any form of song or ballad to her. This may come...

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	Verity Pushpram, who sells cockles and mussels and other forms of edible sealife from a barrow in the streets of old [[Ankh-Morpork]], namely [[Rime Street]] and [[Sator Square]]. She had an on-off relationship with Corporal [[Nobby Nobbs]]. Known also as 'Hammerhead' (surely not a term of endearment), she is best known for having forearms like a blacksmith, throwing eels at Nobby, for her lingering smell of aquatic life, and for having severe {{wp\|Exotropia\|exotropia}}: she looks as if each eye is straining to see the adjacent ear. As such, however, she is probably a more suitable object of affection for Nobby than [[Tawneee]] (see {{T!}}).		Verity Pushpram, who sells cockles and mussels and other forms of edible sealife from a barrow in the streets of old [[Ankh-Morpork]], namely [[Rime Street]] and [[Sator Square]]. She had an on-off relationship with Corporal [[Nobby Nobbs]]. Known also as 'Hammerhead' (surely not a term of endearment), she is best known for having forearms like a blacksmith, throwing eels at Nobby, for her lingering smell of aquatic life, and for having severe {{wp\|Exotropia\|exotropia}}: she looks as if each eye is straining to see the adjacent ear. As such, however, she is probably a more suitable object of affection for Nobby than [[Tawneee]] (see {{T!}}).

	At the time of writing, unlike [[Roundworld]]'s '''Molly Malone''', nobody has dedicated any form of song or ballad to her. This may come...		At the time of writing, unlike [[Roundworld]]'s ''Molly Malone'', nobody has dedicated any form of song or ballad to her. This may come...

	By the time of {{UA}} we learn that she is doing quite well, now owning two boats and an aisle on the [[Pearl Dock\|Fish Market]], though she still sells fish out of her barrow as before. She also has some form of professional relationship with the doyenne of the [[Night Kitchen]], [[Glenda Sugarbean]], as she is willing to offer her freebies now and again.		By the time of {{UA}} we learn that she is doing quite well, now owning two boats and an aisle on the [[Pearl Dock\|Fish Market]], though she still sells fish out of her barrow as before. She also has some form of professional relationship with the doyenne of the [[Night Kitchen]], [[Glenda Sugarbean]], as she is willing to offer her freebies now and again.
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	In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.		In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.

	In the wake of {{RS}}, Verity's career and reputation as a seafood-dealer have continued to flourish. ''Mrs. Bradshaw's Handbook'' contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's new train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's wall-eyed picture).		In the wake of {{RS}}, Verity's career and reputation as a seafood-dealer have continued to flourish. [[Book:Mrs Bradshaw's Handbook\|''Mrs. Bradshaw's Handbook'']] contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's new train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's wall-eyed picture).

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	In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.		In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.

	In the wake of {{RS}}, Verity's career and reputation as a seafood-dealer ~~has~~ continued to flourish. ''Mrs. Bradshaw's Handbook'' contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's new train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's wall-eyed picture).		In the wake of {{RS}}, Verity's career and reputation as a seafood-dealer have continued to flourish. ''Mrs. Bradshaw's Handbook'' contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's new train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's wall-eyed picture).

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	In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.		In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.

	{{~~MBH~~}} contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's picture).		In the wake of {{RS}}, Verity's career and reputation as a seafood-dealer has continued to flourish. ''Mrs. Bradshaw's Handbook'' contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's new train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's wall-eyed picture).

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	In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.		In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.

			{{MBH}} contains the author's approving review of a winkle stand Verity operates in Ankh-Morpork's train station, and an advertisement for same (complete with Ms. Pushpram's picture).

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	Verity Pushpram, who sells cockles and mussels and other forms of edible sealife from a barrow in the streets of old [[Ankh-Morpork]], namely [[Rime Street]] and [[Sator Square]]. She had an on-off relationship with Corporal [[Nobby Nobbs]]. Known also as 'Hammerhead' (surely not a term of endearment), she is best known for having forearms like a blacksmith, throwing eels at Nobby, for her lingering smell of aquatic life, and for having severe {{wp\|Exotropia\|exotropia}}: she looks as if each eye is straining to see the adjacent ear. As such, however, she is probably a more suitable object of affection for Nobby than [[Tawneee]] (see {{T!}}).		Verity Pushpram, who sells cockles and mussels and other forms of edible sealife from a barrow in the streets of old [[Ankh-Morpork]], namely [[Rime Street]] and [[Sator Square]]. She had an on-off relationship with Corporal [[Nobby Nobbs]]. Known also as 'Hammerhead' (surely not a term of endearment), she is best known for having forearms like a blacksmith, throwing eels at Nobby, for her lingering smell of aquatic life, and for having severe {{wp\|Exotropia\|exotropia}}: she looks as if each eye is straining to see the adjacent ear. As such, however, she is probably a more suitable object of affection for Nobby than [[Tawneee]] (see {{T!}}).

	At the time of writing, unlike [[Roundworld]]'s '''Molly Malone''', nobody has dedicated any form of song or ballad to her. This may come...		At the time of writing, unlike [[Roundworld]]'s '''Molly Malone''', nobody has dedicated any form of song or ballad to her. This may come...
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	In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.		In {{SN}}, we learn she has definitively squelched the hopes of [[Nobby Nobbs]]: she is now engaged to a fisherman who has his own small fleet and who is going places.


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