Seven Years In The Winning Dramatic Interlude
Fragmented prose recounts long dialogues between Jet Coningham and Mark Austen aboard a ship journeying to Paris. The pair navigate romantic tension and class constraints, with Jet asserting independence while Mark confesses affection and seeks reconciliation amid looming departures.
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Jet
Mr. Austen
Fiat
London
Meie
India
Conyngham
Cora
Wilhelmina
Thompson
Min Fairlizh
Mark Austen
Dulford
Ax Jet
Mim Coningham
Bia
Exeter Balla
Euia Meri
Ameen
Sileels
Mark
Bright Helmetone
Conamon
Folkestone
Kedawa
Dev
Egliott Shores
Mark “Auaten
Boulogne
Consinham
Engog Janes
Speke Chaise
Mim Conyneham
Folkestone Hoxruor Ligue
Howard
Fraice
The Two of Us and the World of Verse and Vogue
A fragmented late nineteenth or early twentieth century miscellany blends poetry, fashion notes, social observations, and domestic life. It touches on weddings, women’s roles, etiquette, and manners, with musings on engagement customs, attire, and the evolving portrait of modern women within household and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Owen Mere
Andrew Lang
Mary
Astell
Queen Anne
Burnet
Scott Grholad
Mary Ax
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Lacrence Biron
Frederick Conynghaim
Lady Austen
Austin Fee
Lie
Las
Jim
Lisa Woo
Paine
Hon Weill
Sr. Austen
Paolo
Adda
Lim
Devas
Tarls Tage
Pana
Austen
Acrima
Auticina
Papa
Jet Coningham
Tor
Mark Aurion
Berther
Abe
Mary Aareen
Tania
Arma
Alout
Tuompeoh
Bose
Starcros
Bam
Gibbs
Carpenter
Fleurisy
Gwendline
Lave
Miss Conyngham
Exeter
Sony
Confike
Goit Re Yim
Alaska
Gas
Nyy
Petare
St. Cecilly
Gaswell
Theo Bo
Ug Toe
Aman
Toya
Tein
Denmark
Della
Kensington
Fie Fries
Wong
Tielpher
Roerel Fate
Ethel Ie
Joda
Misa
Ant Viegele
Chicago
Peruxhire
Pat
Ehariaing Simplielty