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I know pillowfort is still pretty unknown but Ham and I made a community on there for gay musketeers art and writing! It has a lot of pillowfort exclusive art from Ham

check it out!

#the three musketeers #les trois mousquetaires #post tag #more ham art #aramis

Raoul just Throwing Guys

#post tag #hes so strong

Highlighter tape and sticky tabs, I'm color coding favorite moments by characters involved

#post tag

Ham drew a lovely lovely drawing of Mordaunt for meeee (🔞 AT SOURCE!)

#the three musketeers #les trois mousquetaires #twenty years after #mordaunt #hamart #not sfw

A note about d'Artagnan's Gascon accent from the Oxford World's Classics edition of Vicomte

The thought of d'Artagnan's spelling being atrocious is really cute...

#the three musketeers #les trois mousquetaires #I was always so curious why d'Artagnan couldn't read the letters in the 70's movies #the first I chalked up to being in english and then the second I had no explanation for

Lunch break Porthos kissing Aramis' hand

#the three musketeers #les trois mousquetaires #art tag #porthos #aramis #i don't wanna work no more #I'm tired

Homecoming Raoul

#the three musketeers #les trois mousquetaires #art tag #raoul de bragelonne

bladeofaramis

Wonderful art by my dear friend Ham

#rememebring this

Ham drew this at my request so I would drink more water hehe

#les trois mousquetaires #the three musketeers #aramis #hamart

Some Kissin' (Originally posted on pf)

Ham drew more lovely Musketeers

#les trois mousquetaires #the three musketeers 1973 #athos #d'artagnan #hamart #reposted w permission #I WISH HAM WOULD POST HEREEEEE I HAVE TO KEEP SENDING HIM POSTS INDIVIDUALLY

Ham is the funniest guy I know (originally posted on pf)

#the three musketeers #les trois mousquetaires #porthos #aramis #athos #hamart

failedgrailknight

Big fan of whatever it is they have going on

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If you're writing 18th century dialogue, this website lets you search words and phrases to double-check whether they were in use & meant what you intend. It doesn't include every period-accurate use of a word/phrase, but it certainly helped me separate genuine 18th century grammar from the vague tangle of 💬old-fashioned fancy-speak💬 I've internalized from TV and video games.