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But it seems appropriate enough—in an age when the adult-film actress Stormy Daniels has proven herself to be far the moral and intellectual superior of the President of the United States—that the most sagacious observation about the hold that the Bobbitt saga has on the public imagination should be made by a veteran sex worker called Air Force Amy.

Those two observations from our greatest and most sagacious humorist intersected with a bang on Capitol Hill last week, when the bright lights of the Republican House Conference met in secret behind closed doors at the end of the New Year’s holiday.

He compared the glistening and gothically tentacled sundew plant, or Drosera, to a “most sagacious animal” and said, “I will stick up for Drosera to the day of my death.”

They saw that he, their most sagacious man, lived and died in full assurance that God would visit His people.

But above all, the permanent alterations made by Joseph on their tenure of land, and on their places of abode, may have convinced the most sagacious of the Egyptians that it was well for them that their money had failed, and that they had been compelled to yield themselves unconditionally into the hands of this remarkable ruler.