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	Old Cobblers is a street in ~~the~~ [[Shades]] running in a rough semi-circle between [[Easy Street]] and [[Cable Street]]. Its claim to a certain sort of what could loosely be described as ''fame'' is that this is the home address and traditional nurturing ground of the wider [[Nobby Nobbs\|Nobbs]] family. indeed, Nobby's mother, [[Maisie Nobbs]], still lives at number 22. An interesting development - perhaps [[Ankh-Morpork]], like London and other British cities, is undergoing a "gentrification" process where genteel people progressively colonise formerly no-go areas and bring them a few rungs up the social ladder - is the establishment of the [[Gordon Bonnets]] business at number sixteen. If, as has been hinted, the landlord owning the property (and perhaps the street) is the [[Sam Vimes\|Duke of Ankh]], then the local characters will have been warned about anti-social behaviour of any sort. Miss Fleur Bennet can therefore walk the street without fear, provided of course she is paid up with the [[Thieves' Guild]].		Old Cobblers is a street in [[the Shades]] running in a rough semi-circle between [[Easy Street]] and [[Cable Street]]. Its claim to a certain sort of what could loosely be described as ''fame'' is that this is the home address and traditional nurturing ground of the wider [[Nobby Nobbs\|Nobbs]] family. indeed, Nobby's mother, [[Maisie Nobbs]], still lives at number 22. An interesting development - perhaps [[Ankh-Morpork]], like London and other British cities, is undergoing a "gentrification" process where genteel people progressively colonise formerly no-go areas and bring them a few rungs up the social ladder - is the establishment of the [[Gordon Bonnets]] business at number sixteen. If, as has been hinted, the landlord owning the property (and perhaps the street) is the [[Sam Vimes\|Duke of Ankh]], then the local characters will have been warned about anti-social behaviour of any sort. Miss Fleur Bennet can therefore walk the street without fear, provided of course she is paid up with the [[Thieves' Guild]].

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Old Cobblers is a street in the [[Shades]] running in a rough semi-circle between [[Easy Street]] and [[Cable Street]]. Its claim to a certain sort of what could loosely be described as ''fame'' is that this is the home address and traditional nurturing ground of the wider [[Nobby Nobbs|Nobbs]] family. indeed, Nobby's mother, [[Maisie Nobbs]], still lives at number 22. An interesting development - perhaps [[Ankh-Morpork]], like London and other British cities, is undergoing a "gentrification" process where genteel people progressively colonise formerly no-go areas and bring them a few rungs up the social ladder - is the establishment of the [[Gordon Bonnets]] business at number sixteen. If, as has been hinted, the landlord owning the property (and perhaps the street) is the [[Sam Vimes|Duke of Ankh]], then the local characters will have been warned about anti-social behaviour of any sort. Miss Fleur Bennet can therefore walk the street without fear, provided of course she is paid up with the [[Thieves' Guild]].

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