Summary:December 1883: Difference between revisions
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During tea with [[Mrs. Penury]], [[Duke of Islington|Islington]] bursts in to argue with Emma's advertisement in the Gazette about the Roman. The three settle down for tea, and [[Niall Pierce|Pierce]] appears. After some conversation, Mrs. Penury helps cook in the kitchen, eventually leading to Islington discovering the portrait of himself that hangs there. | |||
=== December 6th === | === December 6th === | ||
Revision as of 07:17, 1 February 2025
This page contains a brief summary of Emma's journal for every day in December of 1883.
December 1st
Lapis Lazuli becomes empty but for Emma M. Lion. Treasure Island finds its way to her doorstep, and she begins reading.
December 2nd
At church, Emma does not manage to catch Young Hawkes' gaze at all to thank him for the book.
December 3rd
After reading incessantly in the company of Tybalt, Emma finishes Treasure Island.
December 4th
Emma went for an early walk, and Agnes frets over her application to the Society of St. Crispian's Senior Servants.
December 5th
During tea with Mrs. Penury, Islington bursts in to argue with Emma's advertisement in the Gazette about the Roman. The three settle down for tea, and Pierce appears. After some conversation, Mrs. Penury helps cook in the kitchen, eventually leading to Islington discovering the portrait of himself that hangs there.
