The Further Observations of Lady Whistledown (Lady W 1)
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Upon meeting Mrs. Featherington in Piccadilly last week, he informed her that she appeared to have a dead bird on her head. (This Author shall—uncharacteristically—refrain from comment about Mrs. Featherington’s unfortunate choice of headwear.) Not to mention that when he asked Miss Ballister to dance with him at the Worth ball last week, he did so by looking her in the face and quite bluntly stating, “I want to dance.”Such candor would be refreshing if it weren’t so bizarre.And if that weren’t ...enough, Lord Darington was seen Sunday last, walking along the streets of Mayfair without a coat.Good heavens, has no one told the poor man that the Thames has frozen over?LADY WHISTLEDOWN’S SOCIETY PAPERS, 2 FEBRUARY 1814“Well, first of all, Dare, you called upon them way too early yesterday.”Terrance sat back with a sigh. “Right, I forgot about that.”Ronald Stuart shook his head. “A week in London, and you are still on country time. I shall have to keep you out late tonight, perhaps then you might sleep at least until noon.”Terrance laughed and sipped his tonic.“You know, you could have a brandy.
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Upon meeting Mrs. Featherington in Piccadilly last week, he informed her that she appeared to have a dead bird on her head. (This Author shall—uncharacteristically—refrain from comment about Mrs. Featherington’s unfortunate choice of headwear.) Not to mention that when he asked Miss Ballister to dance with him at the Worth ball last week, he did so by looking her in the face and quite bluntly stating, “I want to dance.”Such candor would be refreshing if it weren’t so bizarre.And if that weren’t ...enough, Lord Darington was seen Sunday last, walking along the streets of Mayfair without a coat.Good heavens, has no one told the poor man that the Thames has frozen over?LADY WHISTLEDOWN’S SOCIETY PAPERS, 2 FEBRUARY 1814“Well, first of all, Dare, you called upon them way too early yesterday.”Terrance sat back with a sigh. “Right, I forgot about that.”Ronald Stuart shook his head. “A week in London, and you are still on country time. I shall have to keep you out late tonight, perhaps then you might sleep at least until noon.”Terrance laughed and sipped his tonic.“You know, you could have a brandy.
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