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Edicts against its wider use were not particularly successful; it was also used by wealthy women and, somewhat more disreputably, by some men.
"Before " is the longest section and so disreputably funny that the reader thinks " No way will I feel sorry for this wild, careless bunch when the blade drops ."
Through their banter we learn that, while they are upstanding members of their society, they commit annual crimes every May Day, victimising a community member who has behaved disreputably : thus, they consider themselves " decent rogues ".
After five seasons, every chapter of the tale of Tennison has been written and told, from the murders that Jane has solved _ usually brilliantly, sometimes somewhat disreputably _ to the sexism that has vexed her now downwardly mobile career, to her cosmic loneliness.