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Mary has been installed in the Orkney Cottage for the time being. Gaheris has given up his bed, owing as at the moment he has no one to share it with, and she sleeps a lot. It's been taking her a little while to get her strength back, so she really hasn't bothered to get out of bed for a considerable time. (28 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
This one was most fun to do and also the last. Room plans!
Mary doesn't have particularly many people to give gifts to--she never has--but there are, at least, three small packages to be delivered this (late) Boxing Day: (10 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
Babi has been sort of attached to Mary for quite some time now, or at least that is her understanding, since he keeps plaguing her for his supper and all his other meals, including libations. From what she remembers of being made small, however, he belongs to Mr. Misurov primarily and also to Mr. Kochevikov, and she's anxious to make sure they aren't worried about him and that they know his whereabouts. For which reason she is looking for either of the aforementioned, with a sleepy, well-fed Babi curled around her shoulders. (13 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
Mary is exhausted. The week has been spent in America, of all places, climbing mountains, of all things, and without Peredur having lent her sensible clothes she fancies she would probably have killed herself by now tripping on her dresses--at any rate, she's climbed mountains. (89 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
She's almost surprised that she gets halfway to her room before her knees start to feel too funny and she sits down on a couch to steady herself. Once her feet aren't holding everything up it all comes down, and she puts her face in her hands and cries very softly. Her hair still isn't pinned. (36 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
Mary is sitting quietly inside her rooms, putting up her hair. She has serious business to discuss with her husband, and such business might be aided by the presence of the person about whom it is. (14 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
Mary is dusting the Mansion, her long chestnut hair bound up in a scarf, and an apron over her long dress. She does this periodically, when she gets tired of reading and walking.
Mary is going through the Mansion looking for the plothole, because she needs warm clothes for a boy of twelve and certainly doesn't have those herself. (72 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
Sometimes, the absolutely only thing a person can do is to sew, quietly. This is particularly true if she would like to dance, or sing, or shine, and is unable. (6 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
Mary, here, Mary's got a Wazzer-Alice forcibly kept in bed with gentle admonishments, and right now, because Walice is asleep, she calls softly to her husband. (15 pearls | pluck them from the coronet)
How curious this all is! |
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