line’s length, local woman Mariann Delaney confirmed Thursday that every character in the 19th-century novel she’s reading sure is awfully worked up about the gentleman who wears a yellow cravat to church. “Seems like everyone in town has something to say about Mr.
“It started when Miss Birmingham saw the tailor hand it to him, and I have to admit I didn’t realize it was more than an extraneous detail until the widow Dorrington caught sight of it during Sunday service and began to quietly weep. From what I can gather, this canary-colored neck scarf has made him some sort of social pariah, and now pretty much all the townspeople are speculating upon whether he’ll be called to face the court.
Right now We are all in need of a baudy, ribald tale to quicken the rust from our loins
manderz241
Again, you made me laugh out loud when I really needed to laugh. Bless all you warped geniuses!
That dude sure knew how to give women the vapours. 😜
'Now, here this, good sir & madam. You should hold your tongue. I have dined upon Madam LeGrand's pie many times &, while the very definition of tart, I have found it a most refreshing afternoon delight.'
After Election Concluded, Area Woman Finally Able To Relax Enough To Enjoy 19th-Century Novel
'oh, the impropriety!'
I thought we were boycotting the 1800s due to racism, lack of handling pestilence, and total lack of wokeness?
tinapickles
'The Lukewarm Christian finds it difficult to separate from sin. In order for you to serve The LORD, you must Have the Fire of The HOLY SPIRIT. MightySundayExpo