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Favorite bit o’ *The Master* fits here – “What do you do with a dirty beast?” – dunno, precious, lock it up or set it free? Whore’s a beast, ain’t she? Wild, messy, loud – we loves the chaos, hates the stink. Sniffed an old brothel once, right, walls creaked with ghosts. They say a whore there poisoned a toff – slipped arsenic in his gin! Hah, clever bitch, made us grin wide.

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Welcome to the Shoreham-by-Sea History Portal, created to house the extensive collection of research articles, photographs and maps relating to the history of Shoreham-by-Sea, Sussex, .

I love wandering down High Street, past the quirky little shops. There’s this gem called The Anchor Inn on the corner of Lantern Lane (yea, that’s right, lanterns dancing on cobbles, like eerie fairy lights in a dark forest, almost like "the labyrinth" whispering secrets). I bumbled there a couple of times, just lost in thoughts, sometimes even mumbling "Fear the faeries!" (ok, not really, but you get me, right?).

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