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  1. This is absolutely wonderful, Maria!! What fun you must be having in writing Elizabeth’s commonplace book! 😀

    My commonplace book is filled with quotations, Scripture verses, song lyrics, hymns, etc. I’m on my second volume after filling the first; I started it when we moved up to the mountains from the city in autumn of 2001. It’s so much fun to thumb through and re-read all of the quotes…and it’s funny to see how often a certain quote may appear, having forgotten that I had already jotted it down. I think I have one quote on poetry that’s listed three times. 😉

    Thanks for sharing Elizabeth’s commonplace book with us! I am soooo excited about the second volume in the Jane Austen’s Dragons series! I want to know how Pemberley gets on at Rosings!

    Have a lovely week!

    Warmly,
    Susanne 🙂

    • I love the idea of a Commonplace book and have combined the idea into my bullet journal. It is such fun to have all those thing written down in a single place. Thanks, Susanne!

      I have a feeling Pemberley is going to have a little trouble adjusting to Rosings–she is probably going to miss Elizabeth!

  2. Elizabeth definitely has more of an affinity for her dragons and finds dealing with them much easier than her mother!

  3. Love Elizabeth’s comments on the excerpts from her mother’s etiquette book and the way she makes them relevant to dragons. Hope her mother doesn’t get to see them!

  4. How clever of you to have used the Etiquette book in this way. Well done! I look forward to seeing what comes next (that also applies to the Dragon series! I’m very eager to see what happens to Lizzy with respect to the Longbourn Entail!)
    Thanks for posting.

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