There will forever be just two words that come to this author's mind the morning after any good party, "shock" and "delight."
Well, dear reader, the scandalous accounts from last night's soiree at Vauxhall are quite shocking and delightful indeed.
Emerging, phoenix-like from the ashes of irrelevance, is one Miss Daphne Bridgerton.
The illustrious debutante was seen dancing not once, but twice with the season's most eligible and most uncatchable rake, the Duke of Hastings.
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This author has often thought the heart a most curious of instruments, heeding neither reason nor rank.
For what possible explanation might Miss Bridgerton have for entertaining the suit of a mere baron when she seems to have secured a duke?
Could the debutante's mind not be the only thing amiss?
Let it be known, dear reader, that if this bizarre behavior portends yet another scandal, then be sure that I shall uncover it, for there is nothing like an excursion into nature to lift the spirits and loosen the tongue.
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It has come to this author's attention that the ton is abuzz with a most sordid tale.
It is said one cannot judge a book by its cover.
But in the case of the bumbling Baron Berbrooke, it seems his displeasing appearance is quite an apt metaphor for the state of affairs in his household.
I would not be surprised if Lord Berbrooke were called away to the country on alleged business...
Business which, perhaps, might involve sending some much overdue funds to one former maid and young boy, who we can only hope takes after his mother.
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Ok! This one didn't take this long, episode 2 doesn't have much Whistledown in it.
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أدب الهواةExtraordinary People, Extraordinary News Dearest Gentle Reader, I'm re-watching Bridgerton and I thought that I'd copy down everything that we hear Lady Whistledown say. Enjoy and please vote:}
