I read from callant to call-in.

 

Cailette (a fictitious court fool) is mentioned in "<a href='https://www.gutenberg.org/files/59618/59618-h/59618-h.htm'>The History of Court Fools</a>".  Yes, this exists.

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/59618/59618-h/59618-h.htm

 

The word of the episode is "calligraphy".

 

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#C22 (call in to call out)

I read the English Dictionary in short sections, comment on it, make bad jokes, and sometimes sing little songs. I hope it’s more entertaining than just reading the dictionary alone. It’s an evolving project so the letter ”A” had lower quality, plus less commenting and jokes.