The Mythical Pentonvile Toad • 29 March 2007 • The SnowBlog

The Mythical Pentonvile Toad

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The Pentonvile Toad is a mythical beast - pictured here for the first time - that preys on those who are weakened by cold and whose abilities to type are therefore hampered. From the Gallic "Pentonville Eoad", its preferred habitat is a small office on the Pentonville Road where, coincidentally, a small publisher called Snowbooks resides. It is usually spotted when Emma Barnes is typing her office address into yet another webform and she is either in too much of a rush or her fingers are cold. 

Next week: put another lump of coal on the fire, won't you? Summer is over.  

Emma

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