- MT: the Steele sisters' speech patterns
- some hints
- gentle reminders..please read.
- Hello and Doctors
- a guess
- Hello Nicole
- Servants as family members
- meet me in the Library, Ann?
- Question about inheritances
- Rules and guidelines
- Estate VS income (longish)
- I'd heard about this too, but ...
- This was an old rhyme
- Sources?
- References
- Asked to move from P&P board: LC's historical roots?
- Real people and JA's novels
- Olonel Brandon and Warren Hastings
- My two pennies worth
- Please remember to snip (nfm)
- Siblings residing together...
- Georgiana in London
- You are so darn smart....
- I would assume...
- I think also....
- Pemberley is now her home
- Guests at Longbourn
- Hello Calanthe!
- Names and etiquette
- Forget the
- Mr Bingley
- House calls and introductions
- Not quite
- OK, I guess I don't get it
- good question
- Yes, what ...
- Then think of it this way.....
- That was still
- Snowshill Manor Costume Collection - Moved to
- Thank you so much for that information!
- One day, not to long I hope
- Why, thank you!
- Would Elizabeth call her husband "Darcy"
- Hard to say....
- Yes, thank you
- Today's terms
- chaperones
- Reasons for being alone
- Darcy's stealth and HC's persistance
- Remember the double standard!
- Mr Darcy's movements on the day in question.
- Ladies of Letters (GR spoilers!)
- and Emma
- Dont forget Jane Fairfax
- Actually, I think...
- Reasons for writing letters.
- Very interesting!
- Rules and guidelines
- "Getting it wrong"
- The letter
- Dancing in JA film adaptations
- Yes, I do knowtwhat you mean.....
- Ballet
- The next best thing to Regency dancing masters
- The book they used
- Thanks everybody!
- Oh but we do! ;-)
- Hand movements
- Dancing as an accomplishment
- The Minuet Test
- Minuet Tests & Social Standing
- Good point, Captain!
- Life expectancy?
- Depends :-)
- Thank you
- Many of Jane's Relatives...
- "Costume in Detail"
- Excellent Book!
- Thank you ,Alexandra
- You're very welcome
- the role of servants
- The invisible servant
- Assembly rooms
- Look at Emma...
- With apologies
- About those shocking necklines...
- I can't
- Human nature!
- some thoughts
- Also...
- You've made me think of Scarlett in GWTW
- Of course!
- Regency dress
- Before you decide to be shocked.....
- My reasons for my assumptions...
- Movies schmoozies!
- Necklines actually lower a bit earlier
- Yes, the French were more daring.
- Fashions
- Dear Jane and those plunging necklines......
- I bet that ...
- Empire gowns
- or at least.............;-)
- The Navy in peacetime?
- A word about the explorers
- Barrow's Boys
- The expedition
- Hard times
- Is Pool generally unreliable, Caroline?
- Pool
- My goodness!
- L&T Bibliography
- Outdated or not...
- Joan....
- That looks good
- Is it Persuasion?
- Oh, yes, found it now.
- Is that a good book, Rae?
- What I've found out
- Lady Anne de Bourgh??!
- Not in this case.
- Indeed
- Anne de Bourgh
- Hello Smailem -- are you new to Pemberley?
- Not always,Smailem
- MT Columella
- My husband thinks
- My thanks -- to you and your husband nfm
- Alternatively...
- Does anyone know
- Graves
- Further...
- More extended...
- Frank, that's one of the ones that Barb quoted.
- Only Barbara can say that (nfm)
- No, I'm asking you, Frank
- Thanks, Barbara.
- Thanks - that was going to be my question! (nfm)
- Nautical Question
- Midshipmen and other officers
- Wentworth's Captain
- Uniforms
- I've asked this before
- Wm Price's uniform
- MP
- Again, there's answers in the archives, but....
- Militia Officer's clothing
- Respectability
- Question from Emma board
- The exact quote is...
- Entails
- You're on to something, but...
- hmm...scandal!
- Mrs Lybbe Powys
- Have a look at this
- Mrs. Lybbe's manuscript diaries
- Some connections
- Mrs. Austen & Mrs. Lybbe's brother-in-law
- Oops!
- How to pronounce it
- Thank you both very much indeed!
- Replying, belatedly...
- MT: Hair-braid rings
- Something like this?
- My Goodness!
- Well yes.........
- Wow!
- They are very fine
- Ooh!
- wonderful site
- MT: Did JA really approve?
- No connection I think..
- I took it ...
- Twisted blasted trees....
- I think
- Hmm.....
- "A rough sketch by a captial master..."
- Mrs Dashwood's China.
- Thanks,Julie!
- I have promised
- A parlor boarder
- Hello Billie -- are you new to Pemberley?
- Lived with the family
- Well, no
- Not a stupid question at all
- MT: mourning and courtship
- Depends what you mean by....
- Oh, and Art, are you new?
- Not at all, I assure you
- Being "Out"
- Fanny Price...
- marriage
- Marriage of Older Sisters
- Younger sisters coming out
- It's not improper..
- Making her debut
- Hi, Harvey! Are you new?
- Not a precise procedure
- wives talking back
- Wives contradicting husbands
- Banns, &c.
- That could happen anyway
- Introduction
- marriage: ancillary customs
- Green Bowers
- Evergreen
- "Arch of steel"
- Oh I forgot, there was also...
- Special license
- Pronouncing "barouche"
- I know that recording...
- Barouche
- Thanks for the info!
- Proof-reading
- Learn more!...
- MT- A question about mourning
- I think...
- noticed that too
- Proper mourning clothes
- Public and private mourning
- What our fashion expert says
- The movie costume goofed
- This is fascinating! [NFM]
- For some background on `Sanditon'
- MT: Mrs Dashwood's Breakfast Set
- Ooh, yummy
- Such simple people...
- Kippered salmon?
- Lol. Reminds me
- That tulip thing
- Tulips
- The china pagoda
- Perhaps my memory fails me?
- Wonderful site
- MT: Rheumatism & Flannel
- Plain brown paper
- An old remedy
- MT (vaguely): how to address a man
- Familiar
- also
- MT - 2 questions
- The jacket
- Thanks
- Thank you for all the info! nfm
- MT: china vs. plate
- plate or a plate?
- china, plate, linen = phrase meaning household goods
- Any reference for that, Katherine?
- According to...
- I meant for the phrase, Frank
- No formal reference as such, but...
- Okay, but...
- Plate
- Follow-up (a little more technical)
- In period - Plata, Plate and Plated
- Your info is much appreciated Stewart ~nfm~
- July, 1660?
- Samuel Pepys 1667 - all my fine plate...
- A few answers
- Thanks, Stewart.
- MT - discussing illness
- I've been wondering that....
- Cowper and Newton
- Thanks, Caroline!
- It's aaallll connected
- M.T. Nabobs, gold mohrs, and palanquins?
- part of the Indian experience
- oops! forgot the mohrs
- MT: some definitions and guesses
- Very snug (-; nfm
- M.T. Cottages in JA:s works
- The offices
- Not Quite
- Changing sides
- Not really!
- Historical novels
- Gothic novels
- I think your mullings are right
- Lady Susan
- Perhaps...
- I agree, too.....
- Liaisons look-alikes
- Is "of age" 21...
- It was, in JA's time. nfm
- furniture
- Mrs. Dashwood's linens
- Thanks
- Manners maketh a gentleman
- JA was...
- Manners and rank
- Manners Maketh Man?
- Wasn't Shakespeare...
- M.T. S&S Flannel Waistcoats
- It's like a woolen undershirt
- give me a flannel waistcoat over Willoughby, anyday
- Wool made you sweat, however
- The Exmoor search and rescue team...
- Silk
- Silk or wool
- JA and Jaeger
- Wool next to the skin
- Warm when wet
- Flannel Shirts
- In defence of the Colonel's flannel waistcoat
- Not only that....
- More red petticoats
- And you an actress, too! ;-) (nfm)
- I am a very baaaaad influence! ;-) nfm
- OKAY...let's stop, please.
- To what is this all heading, Emma?
- reasons for asking questions
- Unfortunately not
- simply curious, I assure you
- Thanks, Emma. Curiosity is fine....
- References Forthcoming
- Reference - Economics of Barristers
- References - Church
