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Men never hesitated to declare their presence. They were permitted to live aloud, in reverberating thuds and clunks, while ladies were always schooled to abide in hushed whispers.
— Jul 29, 2026 10:28PM
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Miriamgreen
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And that was how the grand, epic story of their future – ended. Just as a proper fairytale should.
— Jul 30, 2026 03:25AM
Miriamgreen
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You look… Cataclysmic with beauty today.
She swallowed, taking a moment to recover from his masculine splendor. You rather devastate me, too.
— Jul 30, 2026 03:13AM
She swallowed, taking a moment to recover from his masculine splendor. You rather devastate me, too.
Miriamgreen
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He looked utterly bewildered. Well, what did he expect, after the power he’d given her? He couldn’t compare a woman to a torrential beautiful monsoon, and then look surprised that he had gotten wet.
— Jul 30, 2026 02:13AM
Miriamgreen
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During the Regency period, "Bristol diamonds" were actually clear, double-terminated quartz crystals found in the Avon Gorge. They looked like bright, highly transparent, six-sided rock crystal prisms ending in sharp, six-sided pyramids. While they lacked real diamond hardness, their natural glassy luster and sharp facets made them look remarkably clear and sparkly to the naked eye
— Jul 30, 2026 02:03AM
Miriamgreen
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I think it very inventive of Tessa Dare to dare to have a female geologist in the Regency period as her heroine, additionally, to have Francine, as the other female lead. Francine of course being a dinosaur footprint.
— Jul 30, 2026 02:00AM
Miriamgreen
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were not true carbon diamonds at all, but rather clear, water-worn quartz pebbles (rock crystal) gathered from the shingle beaches of Brighton
Brighton diamonds geologist or mineralogist of the era would describe them as transparent, colourless pieces of crystallized silica that were naturally tumbled, smooth, and rounded by the sea.
— Jul 30, 2026 01:36AM
Brighton diamonds geologist or mineralogist of the era would describe them as transparent, colourless pieces of crystallized silica that were naturally tumbled, smooth, and rounded by the sea.
Miriamgreen
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Perhaps she thought people were more like ammonites than one could suppose. Perhaps they two built shells on a consistent, unchanging factor – some quality or circumstance established in their youth. Each chamber in the shell just an enlargement of the previous. Growing year after year, until they spiraled around and locked themselves in place.
— Jul 30, 2026 12:28AM
Miriamgreen
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Geologist might seem boring, but we’re really renegades.
I know you’ve been with a great many women, but Francine just might be the most scandalous,
Heretical female to ever share your bed chamber
— Jul 30, 2026 12:23AM
I know you’ve been with a great many women, but Francine just might be the most scandalous,
Heretical female to ever share your bed chamber
Miriamgreen
is on page 228 of 356
Then think of Francine
Francine?
Think of what she represents. What if long ago, before the first man ever breath, there were creatures like her everywhere? Giant lizards, roaming the Earth. Even flying through the air
Er… she could tell he was struggling not to laugh
— Jul 30, 2026 12:21AM
Francine?
Think of what she represents. What if long ago, before the first man ever breath, there were creatures like her everywhere? Giant lizards, roaming the Earth. Even flying through the air
Er… she could tell he was struggling not to laugh
Miriamgreen
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Search deep inside this clever mind, and try to see if you can’t dredge up the imagination to pretend. To convince those around us that you find something in me to admire. That against all odds, you actually prefer my company to a clod of dirt
— Jul 29, 2026 11:45PM

