The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Vol. 2
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But as he is not presently in London, I will simply think slanderous thoughts.
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“I will go from being a girl who looks like she needs charity to being a girl who looks like she’s received charity.”
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I loathe Roland Sutherland. But I worry I might come to tolerate him.
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“Anyone who thinks Potiphar’s wife was a good idea has proven himself to be of no sense whatsoever. They can have another attempt at Christianity next week.”
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Men are not the excellent gossips women are.
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My heart has never bothered with anything but to beat a little faster at a beautiful fabric.
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He is very doted upon by the powers that determine such things as beauty.
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It was, perhaps, the most wonderful compliment I’ve ever been paid. I intend to keep Roland.
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And moving on we did. But not before I smiled at hearing the word betwixt spoken aloud. Betwixt. Betwixt. I digress.
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THE VERY LITTLE I KNOW ABOUT YOUR LIFE EXHAUSTS ME.
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It is impossible to see above his neck as he is So Very Tall.
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I am fond of finding a corner concealed by a palm and listening to the musicians play a beautiful waltz. And when one’s hiding place has been discovered by a tall giraffe of extreme proportions, there is always a library with which to keep company. As was the case last night.
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“When I told him you were at church, he said to tell you that you may go to heaven, but it will be boring without him.” “Did he, Agnes?”
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That is a lie and I strike it from the record.
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“If I cannot worship in a majestic building, I have no interest in the practice,” she snipped. Which I assume is not a direct quote from the New Testament.