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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.