Bold women certainly existed in the Middle Ages--Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales is evidence of this--but meek women were probably the norm, good Christian family ladies who wanted nothing more than to serve God and have children. Though there is something to be said for your idea of a secret convent, at least as a hiding place. " "What is it?" "That you give 'em to me. She practiced swaddling on a doll, pretending to pat the head of her imaginary infant boy. Do you know that this becomes a habit?” “If you would only teach us all,” he murmured, “how to acquire it. With a swirl of her floral chintz petticoats, she placed herself in the capacious window seat, accepted the glass Gerald handed to her, and smiled mischievously up at him. “I’ve never been prone to them. Then she begins to have visions of what is forbidden to all mortals: knowledge of the future. “Sold again,” she remarked. Gosse, if he had any sense, would immediately seek out the Remenham lawyers.
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