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Quote sweetness, you could make a fence post happy. “

Those with our old fortunes seek to distance themselves from those whose fortunes are only half an hour old. Excellent.

Felt like a sentence that he had never shaped into words

All hail, the moment of joy for it has met its demise. Excellent.

“ wasn’t it, Shakespeare’s Juliet, who described Romeo as a bird with a string around his leg?

The constant friction between poverty and wealth is somewhat unsettling in the narrative. Perhaps I just like unfettered aristocracy, and the company of Dukes

Up and down like a yo-yo
Yet cannot fasten my attention
I’m just going through the motions

It is a little daunting that I have read several of her books previously and remember absolutely nothing

Learning about Atargatis Syrian goddess first mermaid mother of semiramis

The meat of his biceps under the coat
It is head, shakingly bad

Meandering with a whittled dildo
Pathetic

The true story of cock in hand

Definitely the best of the series thus far a page chart

I may have read this before, but it’s January 2 and I’m not doing that well so with a full book bag, I chose this to plunge my eyes well in mobile in bed

Among the absolute worst covers, I have ever been misfortunate to view

Way way way too much internal dialogue

Not as good as the previous, not as bad as the first of the series, but it is becoming formulaic

So far excellent

Very disappointing
Very boring

I believe it impossible to use more adverbs, flaunting verbs, or more adjectives, flaunting words

“ I have always wanted to be abused with Numbers”

I realize I’ve read this book before

Best line so far
Graham wondered briefly if the Earl had secret hopes of being a map what with announcing their location so frequently?

Now I’m skimming even the repetitions though and skimming are much better than most of the Regency riders so I have no complaints

Set in 1817 it mentions kaleidoscopes which were not discovered until 1824
Precociousness continues

Pleasantly surprised at the literacy
But a little precocious and precious in the writing
Rather that then the crowded field of attempted regency