392: chapters 29-30 - Sense and Sensibility

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Chapters 29-30 of Sense & Sensibility by Jane Austen.

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• and the Psychology Today issue that you may find interesting.
• Eeek for punctuation but an A+++ fascinating imagining of a day in the life of Emily Brontë (Jane Austen's wouldn't have been much different) and a page of her general hacks for making period clothing/costumes - helllooooooo Halloween!, Victorian costumes, and a brilliant hack for making a Regency dress from a Sari(!). (She also has a surprising article on the 'hidden horrors' of authentic German uniforms for WWII re-enactors - read carefully as she does warn you when you're about to hit some disturbing photos and information towards the last third).
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| Book Talk - 07:00 |

• Mrs Jennings' likely rug work: everything you may ever want to know about rug work in the 19th C. and a glossary
• A Chariot . A Pretty Yew (English Cedar):
• Olives, sweetmeats, dried cherries—basically, everything you ever wanted to know about preserves in the 19th C.
• Lise of Knitting Rose Yarns & Podcast connects vocabulary in Sense & Sensibility to HoneyBadger (the video is NOT for children or anyone who is offended by language. It is also not for people with limited senses of humor... or people with excellent senses of humor but who have bladder control challenges. Consider yourself warned).

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