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I have had to park the car around the back of my house but to get there on foot you have to walk down a jitty, which is dark and black and rough under foot.
THUGS ATTACK SICK OAP's CAR by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Former accountant Jitty Trehan, who runs the restaurant while his wife Rita cooks, informed us there was a lot more to Indian food than the usual offerings found at late-night restaurants and takeaways.
food & drink: Indian country; NEWI University Education in Wrexham ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Steamy adult situations, themes of racism, mostly likeable characters (including the Jitty, the ghost of Sarah Booth's great-great-grandmother's fashion-minded nanny, who offers advice on everything) and an interesting story add up to a very good listening experience.
Crossed Bones; A Mystery from the Mississippi Delta by Ammon, Bette / Kliatt
 
 
 
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