Mr. Darcy and ice cream, what else?
I. AM. SCREAMING.
dayumn Mr. Darcy is incandescently happy about Haagen-Dazs
Mr. Darcy and ice cream, what else?
I. AM. SCREAMING.
dayumn Mr. Darcy is incandescently happy about Haagen-Dazs
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Take her behind the banana stand and get her pregnant.
Watchin’ Downton
DYING. Because the middle girl is basically me.
‘i love her coloring with the…red hair…’
On the fourth day of Christmas, Jane Austen gave to me
Four way-harsh words.
(VIRGIN WHO CAN’T DRIVE.)
askgeorgewickham:
Three arousing men
two fertile loves…
and mr darcy in a wet tee.
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Jane Austen wrote the first draft of Die Hard.
Funny thing about Miss Austen: her cry of triumph was “Yippee Kiyi Yay, rapscallion!” I convinced her to change the wording a bit for the film script.
good on ya, wickham!
oh mr. hurst!
Plan of a Novel, according to hints from various quarters
Jane Austen
Manuscript, 1813
Scene to be in the Country, Heroine the Daughter
only childof a Clergyman, one who after having lived much in the World had retired from it,& settled on a Curacy, with a very small fortune of his own. — He, the most excellent Man that can be imagined, perfect in Character, Temper & Manners —doing infinite good in his Parish,a Bleſsing to everybody connected with him, & without the smallest drawback or peculiarity to prevent his being the most delightful companion to his Daughter from one year’s end to the other. — Heroine a faultleſs Character herself —, perfectly good, with much tenderneſs & sentiment, & not the least Wit — very highly accomplished, understanding modern Languages & (generally speaking) everything that the most accomplished young Women learn, but particularly excelling in Music — her favourite pursuit — & playing equally well on the Piano Forte (^& Harp) — — & singing in the first stile. Her Person, quite beautiful — dark eyes &plump cheeks. — Book to open with the description of Father & Daughter —^who are to converse in long speeches, elegant Language – & a tone of high, serious sentiment.
oh jane, ever the hilarious lady. and brilliant post! it even has the ‘ſ’ version of ‘s’. NEAT.
Upon seeing the newest post upon Mr Wickham’s Tumblr, I felt a creative urge and made this picture.
It is not very like him.
———-How I’m dressed
Who won
Who I’ve gone home with
Who won:
Who I go home with:

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