In the same pile are musical periodicals, vestiges of the years 1877 and 1878 in Liza Joy's life.
It was the decade when the chart dominance of these rock aristos meant they were lumped in the same pile as Chris Rea and Eric Clapton.
"I'd put the wearing of bindis by clubbers in the same pile as going to Goa on a yoga holiday or getting a Hebrew or Chinese symbol tattoo," says Griffiths.
In the same pile, beneath an old panto script, is a summary of his will and a valuation of his estate, after funeral expenses - over half a million quid.
A volume of short stories called Married Love might seem to belong in the same pile; though if Hadley writes within a domestic frame, she is also a colourful ironist who may be the most perceptive chronicler since George Eliot of avid, unworldly young women with an enormous Casaubon complex.
Risky Business is coming as well, but it made the headline too long and it's not quite in the same pile as those others.
It is also found that the required pile group-raft area ratio (Ag/Ar) for minimizing differential settlement in soft clay was slightly larger than that of stiff clay in the same pile array.
You've decided, just because you're in Ibiza/Thailand/Croatia/Germany/Budapest/Vietnam/Belgium/Australia/France/Scotland you've left all your self-respect in the same pile as those socks you forgot, and now you're trying to do the worm on the patio of a smoking area.
