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John Szantyr's condition, sorrily, is only going to get worse.
Judge rules Szantyr still incompetent by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Technically speaking, the Rose and Crown is not actually on Dale Street, but in Cheapside, that ancient ginnel just past the late lamented Vernon Arms, whose current, sorrily empty state is still causing concern with those who listed it among their favourite city pubs.
history: Mike Chapple at the bar.. by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
PBS' crown jewel has been sorrily undervalued; if viewers and sponsors are as blithe in their benign neglect as King George V and Queen Mary are depicted as being toward their son John, one of the few American series that routinely aspires to greatness (even if it relies heavily on British TV producers to do so) may be buried as tragically as Johnny will be next week.
THE PRINCE WHO WAS KEPT IN THE DARK by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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