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Not sure this helps, but the author of this story is Mari A.by Ulrike - Tea Room
Re: Sad news about Karentea - 9 months ago
Very sorry to read that! My condolences to her family and friends!by Ulrike - Tea Room
Re: Past is Prologue (JaOctGoHoNo) - 2 years ago
A beautiful story! Thank you!by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: A Congregation of Clerics - JaOctGoNo2022 - 2 years ago
LOLOL! A delightful story indeed, and a very clever use of the prompt.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Bones of Saint-Sang (JaOctGoHoNo) - 2 years ago
Brilliant story! A perfect ending, too. The church reminded me of the Ossuary at Solferino (though in that one, you will find the bones of soldiers who died in the battle, which inspired Henri Dunant to found the Red Cross.)by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: JaOctGoHoNo 2022 - 2 years ago
Betton Wood can be anywhere you want it to be.by Ulrike - Tea Room
Re: JaOctGoHoNo 2022 - 2 years ago
A suggestion for a theme: “That which walks in Betton Wood Knows why it walks or why it cries.” (M. R. James, A Neighbour's Landmark) So what - or who - is it that walks Betton Wood? And why? Is this a ghost story with which Mr Crawford chooses to frighten the young ladies at Mansfield Park? Is Betton Wood the forest adjacent to Lady Catherine De Bourgh's beautifully landscaped gardens - andby Ulrike - Tea Room
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter XII - 4 years ago
Brilliant! What a treat! Now where is Lydia? And will Lucy Steele end up a penniless old maid?by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter XI - 4 years ago
when all he wished was to be alone with Elizabeth Bennet - in order to help her sister, and his friend Charles, in the professional manner that was needed, because he was a government-approved chaperon... Yeah, right, you believe that if it gives you comfort, Darcy! Lol! I love how Fanny Price compares her chaperone to her cousins‘! And yes, what about Lydia?by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter X - 4 years ago
That is, he sounds like a principal so I assume he is. ????by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter X - 4 years ago
I like this Caroline! Chaperone school doesn’t sound like it was much fun, except for the principal. Also, if there is anyone less suited to be a chaperone than Lucy Steele it must be Isabella Thorpe.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter IX - 4 years ago
Hmmmm ... now who can these ladies be? On to read some more! Glad you‘re back!by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter VIII - 4 years ago
I like the Archbishop and his practical approach to things!by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter VII - 4 years ago
And of course, Fanny may act as chaperone for Lizzy. Who is not a woman but still .... lol!by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter VI - 4 years ago
Yes Darcy. Do get them a wedding license!by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter V - 4 years ago
Augusta! Lolol! Also, if Jane can be brought to thinking someone as a cow things must be very bad indeed. I now wonder how Bingley got himself into this fix.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter IV - 4 years ago
LOL I love this mental image of Darcy riding to Longbourn on a fat horse...by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: I forgot the chapter title ... - 4 years ago
Hmmmm. 17 people? That‘s quite a list! ???? Looking forward to more!by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter II - 4 years ago
I remember this story - looking forward to more! Just the thing to start one‘s day with when stuck in a small flat for weeks on end. Takes my mind off things. So thank you very much for posting again! Now I wonder who on earth thought Lucy as a chaperon was a good idea.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: The Education of a Chaperon - Chapter II - 4 years ago
I remember this story - looking forward to more! Just the thing to start one‘s day with when stuck in a small flat for weeks on end. Takes my mind off things. So thank you very much for posting again! Now I wonder who on earth thought Lucy as a chaperon was a good idea.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: JAOCTGOHONO: Sneaking - 6 years ago
LOL! So now Henry‘s in trouble! Poor Henry!by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Ulrike's "The Misogynist Club" - 6 years ago
Sorry to disappoint you, but there is no finished version of the story. There‘s also nothing in the works right now, what with a lot of stuff going on in RL I‘ve given up on story writing for a while now.by Ulrike - Tea Room
Re: Double Double, Toil and Trouble - 7 years ago
LOL! Loved it! I‘m glad you found room for the Regent in your story. ????by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: JAOCTGOHONO -- Cards with Madame Orliné - 7 years ago
Loved this! Belle is just spot-on. And let‘s hope Catie can admit to herself what she wants.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Blurb - 7 years ago
After a death in his household, Mr Bennet sends for a Bow Street Runner to investigate - but Mr Gaskin may have to deal with more than just a murderer.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: JAOCTGOHONO Challenge 2017 (2nd try hopefully with poster) - 7 years ago
Hooray! I was wondering about the challenge for this year. Will try to come up with something. Good luck for your finals!by Ulrike - Tea Room
Re: Archive question - 8 years ago
Yes, you can find them in Fantasia Gallery. Have fun!by Ulrike - Tea Room
Re: The Hole in the Road - 8 years ago
LOL! Loved this! Especially the Bennet ladies discussing how to deal with Collins. And the fearsome bonnet.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Dr Thorpe's Clinick for Amorous Gentlemen - 8 years ago
Of course Dr Thorpe would run that kind of clinic.by Ulrike - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
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