have a cream tea on me

I'm a girl with an eye for beautiful things.

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Camille Clifford

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Prokofiev - Toccata in D minor, Op. 11

Performed by Joshua Hillman

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Words that have gone into obscurity

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Allemande: courtly baroque dance in which the arms are interlaced

Logophile: a lover of words

Delenda: things to be deleted or destroyed

Orphrey: Gold or other rich embroidery

Phrontistery: a thinking-place; a place of study

Celeste: sky blue

Aureate: the fanciful and flowery language of poets

Rosarium: a rose garden; or someone who grows roses

Eudaemonia: true happiness

Eremite: a hermit; one who lives in solitude

Eidolon: a phantom, or spectre; a shadow of mere existence

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Florent Willems  (1823-1905) - The Rose Basket

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Franz Liszt Academy of Music

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2, 3 and 27 =]

2. Twilight is a terrible book.  If someone brings it up I immediately go on the offense.  I have no qualms about yelling at complete strangers if they try to defend the book.  (This is really the only thing I feel strongly about.)

3. I'm in a Wilde mood, so I'll say The Picture of Dorian Gray.  My favourite book changes from time to time, but I'll always love The Picture of Dorian Gray.

27. "You don't get in trouble if you don't get caught."

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Mademoiselle de Camargo Dancing, Nicolas Lancret, 1730

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Cesare Auguste Detti (1847-1914) - Lovers in a garden

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