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Taking Tea with Mrs. Darcy — 9 Comments

  1. This is just delightful! Some of your turns of phrase are just priceless: so evocative – and true to the period, as well.

    I would love to think “… like Mrs. Reynolds herself, tiny, tidy and treasured” could be applied to me – would not anyone? And we learn SO much about Darcy’s mother from, “She was well loved, indeed. Except by those who tried to take advantage of her. They found her rather disagreeable, I would think. “

  2. This is nice, though I’m still on tenterhooks for the next instalment of Mrs Drummond’s School for Girls

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  4. I so wanted to finish yesterday’s post “an interesting conversation with Mr Benner, but a message comes up saying “Dang it…” And it doesn’t open. Is it possible to post it again?

  5. lovely really lovely, Elizabeth is just 21 (or there about) when she takes on the role of mistress of Pemberley. I imagine it would be a daunting task this little story is entirely believable. It is nice to read that Mrs Reynolds is willing to accept her.

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