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  3. bookporn: ellemenoh

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  4. missfolly: Portrait of a Lady with Spindle and Distaff by Maerten van Heemskerck, ca. 1531

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    Portrait of a Lady with Spindle and Distaff by Maerten van Heemskerck, ca. 1531

  5. themarysue: neil-gaiman: I keep showing this cover to people and making choked noises of amusement. I’m sure it’ll be a really good book, but the cover makes me laugh with cruel delight at my own expense.  I think I will write a story about very dangerous and respectable Warrior Philosophers, and be glad I do not look like that in real life. Neil, we love you, you’re perfect, never change.  AGREED.

    themarysue:

    neil-gaiman:

    I keep showing this cover to people and making choked noises of amusement.

    I’m sure it’ll be a really good book, but the cover makes me laugh with cruel delight at my own expense. 

    I think I will write a story about very dangerous and respectable Warrior Philosophers, and be glad I do not look like that in real life.

    Neil, we love you, you’re perfect, never change. 

    AGREED.

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  8. I think it’s nice that Voldemort always waits until the end of the school year to try and kill Harry. Despite his flaws, Voldemort really cares about Harry’s education.

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  9. On Rereading by Patricia Meyer Spacks – A Review « Austenprose – A Jane Austen Blog →

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