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* [[Agnes]] – Maid, Cook. Scottish. Coming into her own. | * [[Agnes]] – Maid, Cook. Scottish. Coming into her own. | ||
* [[Niall Pierce]] – The Tenant. Gothic yet faithful friend. Still mysterious. | * [[Niall Pierce]] – The Tenant. Gothic yet faithful friend. Still mysterious. | ||
* [[Nigel | * [[Nigel Hawkes | Young Hawkes]] – St. Crispian’s unlikely vicar. Reads aloud in graveyards. | ||
* [[Duke of Islington]] – Ceasefire called, friendship forming. | * [[Duke of Islington]] – Ceasefire called, friendship forming. | ||
* [[Jack Hollingstell]] – Mary’s pretend cousin. Scoundrel. One favour remains. | * [[Jack Hollingstell]] – Mary’s pretend cousin. Scoundrel. One favour remains. | ||
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<p style="text-align: center">''Treasure Island'' by ''Robert Louis Stevenson''</p> | <p style="text-align: center">''Treasure Island'' by ''Robert Louis Stevenson''</p> | ||
<p style="text-align: center; margin-top: -1rem;">Gifted by [[Nigel | <p style="text-align: center; margin-top: -1rem;">Gifted by [[Nigel Hawkes | Young Hawkes]]</p> | ||
<p style="text-align: center">''Plutarch’s Lives'' by ''Plutarch''</p> | <p style="text-align: center">''Plutarch’s Lives'' by ''Plutarch''</p> | ||
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| The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Vol. 5 | |
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| Release Date | Published September 21, 2021 |
| Page Count | 247 |
The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Vol. 5 is the second book in The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion series. It includes Emma's journals from November 1883 - December 1883.
Changes to Persons of Interest
See previous book(s) for unchanged or previous text
Changed
- Damian Spencer – Older cousin. Currently hiding from his mother.
- Agnes – Maid, Cook. Scottish. Coming into her own.
- Niall Pierce – The Tenant. Gothic yet faithful friend. Still mysterious.
- Young Hawkes – St. Crispian’s unlikely vicar. Reads aloud in graveyards.
- Duke of Islington – Ceasefire called, friendship forming.
- Jack Hollingstell – Mary’s pretend cousin. Scoundrel. One favour remains.
- Saffronia March – Old Friend. Artist. Back in St. Crispian’s at last.
Added
- George West – Possible husband for Arabella. Loves maps and sweet peas.
- Mrs. Penury – My serious banker’s silent yet delightful wife.
- Lady Sheridan – My aunt Eugenia’s friend.
Removed
Additions to The Personal Library of Emma M. Lion
See The Personal Library of Emma M. Lion the full list.
Vermilion and the Flaming Sword
Purchased without a cover at The Dalliance
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
Gifted by Young Hawkes
Plutarch’s Lives by Plutarch
Gifted by Islington
Song of Myself by Walt Whitman
Gifted by Niall Pierce
Ireland: Myth, Legend, and History
by Alistair T. Moddle and Jonathan L. Kirk
(Rapscallion Commentary by Declan Lion)
Gifted by Young Hawkes
Dictionary of the English Language A – J by Dr. Samuel Johnson
Purchased from and bound by The Hound (The entire K section is missing.)
