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(And should I offer Heyer, even though emulating Heyer is an exercise best left to certain brilliant Swedes? ARGH.)
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Also, I'm feeling a little out of breath just reading that marathon. They were definately built more sturdy back then. But old books are great entertainment. I found a sexual education book from the 50's on the flee market a few weeks ago called The stork didn't bring you by Lois Pemberton. It's written in this cheerfully patronizing tone that makes it simultaneously hilarious and frightening.
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Seriously, those twenties tourists must have had iron constitutions. I get tired just reading about it. :)
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(By the way, ignore all those typos in my previous comment. They're kind of painful to look at, I know.)
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I've read Sayers. Cocaine, darling, cocaine!
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I've been very wimpy about offering some things (took Stalky & Co. off the list because omg, 1,000 words of Kipling? I don't think so. Also NO AUSTEN EVER AGAIN). But I was very brave about other fandoms! I expect I shall regret that. La la la.
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But your Austen was fabulous!
(I have offered a bunch of characters that I think in retrospect I don't know anything about. oops.)
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