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Diaries of Jane Churchill
Five diaries that record the travels and experiences of Jane Churchill in 1924, 1928, 1929, 1931 and 1932. The first diary records her travels with her father in Australia, their work, lifestyle and experiences. The accounts are continued as Jane, sometimes accompanied by her father, travelled and lived in Britain and France.
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Entertaining Lives
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Decorating with Jane Churchill and Annie Charlton
For anyone interested in redoing a home with flair and imagination, here's a fascinating and delightful guide from two prominent British decorators. Jane Churchill and Annie Charlton each bring more than 25 years of professional experience and know-how to designing beautiful interiors. The creative ideas in this book show a healthy respect for home decorating budgets, yet they easily transform anyone's home into a setting for more gracious living. More than 30 projects teach readers how to give their own homes a facelift, using such traditional skills as stenciling, decoupage, lacquer, and working with papier-mache and hand-dyed fabrics. Step-by-step photos, clear instructions, and no-nonsen...
Complete Book of Soft Furnishings
Helps you create everything from cushions and household linens to curtains, blinds and covers.
Lovers' Perjuries, Or, the Clandestine Courtship of Jane Fairfax & Frank Churchill
Have you ever wondered about the hidden romance contained within Jane Austen's Emma? This literary retelling of Austen's classic novel focuses on the courtship and secret engagement of Jane Fairfax and Frank Churchill. How did two people of such evidently disparate temperaments fall in love? How was "the most upright female mind in the creation" persuaded to keep their engagement secret? What were the thoughts and feelings of each as events unfolded during that spring and summer in Highbury? Written with great fidelity to the original, Lovers' Perjuries fills in all the details of scenes only hinted at in Emma. It also introduces new characters in a substantial subplot inspired by Persuasion, but featuring a lively heroine more reminiscent of Elizabeth Bennet than Anne Elliot. NOTE: THIS IS THE COMPLETE TEXT IN ONE VOLUME.
