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What is it like to live the wonderful life? In People Like Us, Charles Jennings is the suburban outsider trying to make sense of the closed, privileged, self-indulgent world of being born and raised in another way of life. From the great social functions of the Season, to private parties in... read more
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I was at a wedding reception in the grounds of a vast eighteenth-century stately home in Dorset.
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- Dewey: 305
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