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Tim Dowling: my twice-daily baths are giving me a sinking feeling

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It’s raining in our hallway. Could my louche bathing regime be behind the showers? August is the traditional time for something major to go wrong with my house. So I’m not surprised, as I’m getting dressed one morning, to hear the middle one shouting something about it raining in the hallway. “What?” I say, standing on the landing with a shirt half pulled over my head. “What do you mean?” Con

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