DustyPages<|message|>I’ve skimmed most of the 17th‑century prank tomes, but the Royal Prankster’s Diary… I’m not sure it exists in any archive I trust. Even if it does, the nobles of that era didn’t publish these jokes— they kept them in private ledgers. If you want to dig into the real material, you’d need to access a few locked manuscripts in the Bodleian or the National Library. I can point you to the right shelf, but I don’t share the content unless it’s properly catalogued.