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Mimi Matthews

Mimi Matthews is the author of The Pug Who Bit Napoleon: Animal Tales of the 18th and 19th Centuries (published by Pen & Sword Books) and The Lost Letter: A Victorian Romance. Her articles on nineteenth century history have been published on various academic and history sites, including the Victorian Web and the Journal of Victorian Culture, and are also syndicated weekly at BUST Magazine, New York. In her other life, Mimi is an attorney with both a Juris Doctor and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature. She resides in California with her family, which includes an Andalusian dressage horse, two Shelties, and two Siamese cats.

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Gullayyyhas quoted3 months ago
Philly stared at Elizabeth, dumbstruck. The idea that a creature as lovely as Lady Eliot could find anything in her to be jealous of was frankly astonishing. It wasn’t that Philly valued her own looks so meanly, but that she’d spent her whole life thinking herself more odd than beautiful. If she’d been gawped at or made a fuss over, it had never been on account of being pretty. It had been on account of being different.
Gullayyyhas quoted3 months ago
“Indeed, I have. I seem to find myself confiding in you about all sorts of things each time we meet. It’s an inexcusable behavior. All I can say in my defense is that since I’ve come to London, you’re the only person I’ve met that I feel at ease with. I suppose it sounds rather silly, since I hardly know you.”
Gullayyyhas quoted3 months ago
. “You sound as if you think my situation is hopeless, sir, and it may well be, but what else do you propose I do? Simply give up my plan and consent to marry the duke?”

“Three years ago, I would have proposed that I put a bullet in him,” Captain Heywood said brutally. “Now I can offer you no such assistance in that regard. In truth, Miss Satterthwaite, the only thing I have left to offer you, as worthless as it is and as undesirable as it may be to you, is my name.”
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