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Aunt Epp's Guide for Life: From Chastity to Copper Kettles, Musings of a Victorian Lady Aunt Epp's Guide for Life: From Chastity to Copper Kettles, Musings of a Victorian Lady by Elspeth Marr
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“Your nakedness is the work of God the Creator. Let men admire it--and grow religious between your sheets.”
Elspeth Marr, Aunt Epp's Guide for Life: Miscellaneous Musings of a Victorian Lady
“Good, strong knickers underneath your nightgown will inhibit access to the fertile crescent.”
Elspeth Marr, Aunt Epp's Guide for Life: Miscellaneous Musings of a Victorian Lady
“If you have not died in the womb, or fallen prey to infant mortality, or to a young girl's greensickness, or to the dangers of childbirth, or if persistent pregnancies and perennial breeding have not worn you to a shadow, and you have not dwindled into a premature grave, then if war, sickness, accident or disease all keep their distance, your chances may be strong for a long life.”
Elspeth Marr, Aunt Epp's Guide for Life: Miscellaneous Musings of a Victorian Lady
“History is not what happened but what you are told has happened, irrespective of what is true.”
Elspeth Marr, Aunt Epp's Guide for Life: From Chastity to Copper Kettles, Musings of a Victorian Lady
“You must be ready to stay up late to follow it, to begin your conversation with the owl and end it with the cock.”
Elspeth Marr, Aunt Epp's Guide for Life: Miscellaneous Musings of a Victorian Lady