Sublime

That the surface remained clean was no great surprise: stuff simply fell down between the rushes, out of sight, smell and mind. We never noticed any odour or muck the whole time we were there. But when I came to clean it all out at the end I had expected there to be gunge at the bottom. There wasn’t. It was clean and sweet-smelling, free of both in

when she was employed recently on the BBC production of Wolf Hall to be the hand double and weave some finger-loop braid,

The public baths south of the river Thames in London were open for business until 1546, while those in the city of Chester had been running until 1542. At around the same time, John Leland, who wrote a traveller’s guide to England, described three of the ancient Roman baths in the town of Bath as being in daily use when he visited:

Augean