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Many years later Harriet would reflect that those last days at Shrewsbury ran together in a terrible block and that all frame of time before Peter was ordered and all frame of time after his arrival was muddled.
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24
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A selection of letters and diaries on the eve of the Armistice.
31 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by FairestCat
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Perfect epistolary story, set around the Armistice. Wonderful character voices.
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From boy to man, Peter Wimsey follows the progress of his nephew through the years.
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"We're all dead to you, aren't we?"
31 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by laughingacademy
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4
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Correspondence following Murder Must Advertise
31 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by hardboiledbaby
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10
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A few moments of domesticity.
30 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by FairestCat
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Peter as a parent, both through his mother's eyes and his own.
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"I must have a streak of my father in me. He was one of the old school -- you either faced a fence of your own accord or were walloped over and non nonsense. It worked -- after a fashion. One learnt to pretend one wasn't a coward, and take out the change in bad dreams."
"You certainly don't show any signs of it."
"One of these days you'll find me out, I expect."
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The members of the Shrewsbury SCR gather to determine who should receive next year's research fellowship.
30 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by threerings
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A pre-Gaudy Night scene that's absolutely believable and cleverly written.
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2
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A missing scene from "Clouds of Witness," in which Lord Peter has been shot and Charles Parker knows things and is somewhat distraught.
26 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by clio_jlh
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1
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Begins with Peter and Harriet at the river during /Gaudy Night/. Why is Peter so sensitive about Donne? An alternative explanation.
25 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by mayhap
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2
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Missing scene from Cloud's Witness
22 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by QuinFirefrorefiddle
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3
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More madness for a Mayfair morning.
25 Nov 2009
Bookmarked by arch (Arch)
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Another origin story, this time about Parker and Lady Mary.
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Paris. 1915. Wimsey and Bunter's first case.
