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Reader’s Poll 2: School for Heiresses

Who do you hope Cousin Michael is?

Jimmy Harris
Charlotte’s “dead” husband, who left her destitute by his untimely demise

Marquess of Stoneville
Enigmatic and masking a secret second life with his rakish pursuit of skirts

Viscount Kirkwood
Conveniently now unattached and ready to find happiness with a woman deserving of him

Charles Godwin
Stalwart friend and owner of a radical newspaper that affords him insider knowledge of society

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Regency Tidbit

Regency Valentines were much the same as ours, except that they were home-made, because commercially produced cards weren’t yet available. Well, that’s sort of true. The decorations could be your own, but as usual, not everyone could come up with a good verse for their Valentine. So you could get books to tell you what to write. My favorite is Hymen’s Rhapsodies, or Lover’s Themes. A collection of original Valentine Verses Written expressly for this Work, for Gentlemen to Address Ladies in Sonnets, Superior to Any Other. Phew! That’s a long title. But at least you knew what you were getting when you bought it. There was even a book that gave you verses for various trades! And the author of the book, the title page of which is pictured below? It’s “Love.” Yes, Love itself wrote the book. Anyway, if you’d like to see some Regency-era valentines, you can visit my Pinterest page for them. You might also be interested in my guide to making your own Regency valentines. Have fun! For more Regency tidbits, click here.

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