What the Mathematican said to the statue

[charliecochrane]

At the end of Lessons in Temptation, there's a reference to Orlando's strange theory about the Venus de Milo. Ever wondered what it was? This little story reveals all

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[essayel]

I'm going to permit myself a small and appropriately dignified squeee.

Squeee

There. Lovely story.

[charliecochrane]

LOL. Thank you, sweetie.

[eglantine_br]

Good to see them having such fun. (Although I would like to see them use their strigils!)

Orlando obviously has a discerning eye for art. I think he is right about Venus. She has quite a shnoz.

[charliecochrane]

The use of the strigils is strictly off camera.

I agree entirely with Orlando's verdict!

strigils

[eglantine_br]

(Although I would like to see them use their strigils!)

I'm with you on that idea!

Ted Hayes, USA

Re: strigils

[charliecochrane]

I bet you would Ted. Just dream about it tonight. :)

[helenajust]

Lovely! Thank you.

[charliecochrane]

Thank you for reading an commenting!

[anonymous]

What a wonderful way to wake up, except now I have to start with volume 1 again. For me, these stories will never get old. They are like old friends, they get better with age. Thank you. Jean

[charliecochrane]

My pleasure, Jean. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. There'll be more about orlando's adventures in France at some point...

[oceankitty1]

In fear of being copyrighted: squeeee :D
Love the boys, love you.
And I never liked Venus of Milo. She's flat-chested and lumpy.

[charliecochrane]

She's got more chest than me. :)

Glad you liked it. Hope you find lots of pretty stones and glass.