- Jane Austen's London (well, almost)
- London images &maps.
- I have a 1805 guide to London offline
- The lurking presence in JA's novels
- Short and Aggressive
- A great man under reverses
- Linden, merci. nfm
- Muslin
- Various muslins
- Muslin
- sprigged?
- Sprigged muslin
- A sprigged example
- How?
- Embroidery
- Indeed...
- Thanks for the example! [nfm]
- Yes
- Muslin
- The Bluestockings
- Mary Bennet, PhD?
- The Jane Austen connection
- I agree.
- Burney's Evelina to Mary in P&P
- Well spotted!
- Jane Austen and Fanny Burney
- Mary, the wannabe Bluestocking
- Useful definition
- Here's the Hannah More....
- Wentworth a baronet?
- Two Examples
- A difficulty which JA couldn't see
- Thank you
- Return to sea
- Return to Sea
- Return to Return to Sea
- Naval careers
- Rears and Vices and Admirals of the Fleet..
- Admirals
- Jack, please....
- Likelihood
- The merchant navy?
- Admiral Croft in P2
- A short action
- How long would it take?
- Some information
- Re; some info.
- Naval Customs and Slang
- Excellent!
- Hand kissing and fetes
- Could you please be more specific?
- Female Beauty..was it fashionable to be dark?
- Emma's hazle eye
- Just what colour is hazel?
- Check this site out for a look...
- Ah, I see now, it is all clear ;-) thanks nfm
- Brown w/ Green Highlights - nfm
- Differing opinions
- I belive that I have a pair...
- I think mine are too.
- I think it was
- Emma Watson and JA
- And an Irresistible Marianne,too?
- *Gasp*
- LOL!
- JA's own complexion
- more on beauty
- There is, perhaps, a "practical" reason...
- Dark beauties in JA
- Did someone say "fashion magazine?"
- How about red heads?
- Auburn
- Speaking as one myself...
- Perhaps
- Fashionably dark in Persuasion
- Reluctance to have women on board ship
- Peace, or War?
- It was perfectly normal to have women on board ship (long)
- My question
- Much the same as today I should think ;-)
- LOL!!! Thanks :-) nfm
- You're very welcome! nfm
- Specific case?
- He couldn't just prohibit it
- Women On Board - Supplement
- I didn't know that - thank you! nfm
- Women on board ships..
- Inky fingers
- The pen is mighter than the sword!
- starting to look dodgy for the BBC
- My kingdom for a pen ;-)
- Murano glass
- Glass and silver
- Pen or nib?
- Please remember to SNIP (nfm)
- Seemed to work for Shakespeare!
- The Beeb's boo-boo
- Yes, and...
- Those are the posts of true addicts ;-) nfm
- Nibs and Quills
- Wickham
- Presumably that is why
- You may be right...
- In the know
- Link to recipe?
- No link that I know of
- I find myself truly outdated then... ;-}
- Costume Museum
- Well,yes
- Why is it "MY mother" rather than "OUR mother"
- Here's a most excellent post
- Thank you, Rebecca, that was very informative! nfm
- Standards of Male Beauty
- Bertram Beauty versus Crawford Beauty
- Bathing Costumes
- Sea bathing
- Decorations
- The possibilities are endless!
- May I ask, to what end these questions appertain? :-)
- Thinking out loud
- Thanks.....
- Embroidery
- A most intriguing idea (M.T.?)
- I have read them both.
- Of course you do
- LOL-now,now Brabara!LOL
- A postillion and a coachman?
- Yes, but she's Lady Catherine!
- I'm surprised she only had one! {nfm}
- Driving with servant(s)
- Stays
- Okay....
- Although...
- Changing fashions..
- A corset image, and commentary
- Corsets and the Regency Standards of Beauty
- Thank you all, very interesting! (nfm)
- Thanks, very interesting (nfm)
- Thank you
- What are stays? (nfm)
- I had some thoughts about this...
- And the moral to the story is...
- Regency standards of beauty...
- Shall we start now? :-)
- Preparation...
- Standards of beauty..
- Being historical (Emma Hamilton as an example)
- Universal and culturally derived versions of beauty
- Good health and symmetry
- Aquiline noses...Greek or Roman?
- A nose like this....
- Straight out of a Greek Vase, Louisa !
- Perhaps it's a nice nose on a man...
- An almost universal, but culturally derived, standard of beauty
- Lady Hamilton
- Re: Being historical..
- Regency portraits
- Regency Portraits at the NPG, London
- Washing lines?
- But, curiously...
- Why didnt you tell me...
- Sleeping clothes
- Night clothes
- Thanks...
- Thanks, and...
- Before we continue...
- Women and property...
- Yes
- Mrs. Churchill
- Through her henpecked husband, perhaps?
- And Lady Catherine
- Women and Property - Longish
- Fascinating stuff!
- Jointures
- Jointure
- I agree
- Never heard about breaks, except...
- Reminder -- staying with topic
- Changing Bath
- Not the reason for the reminder
- I know - I should have posted a new follow up (NFM)
- Thanks, Jack: very clear nfm
- Sedan chairs.
- Quite right...(Sedan Chairmen)
