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As you can see on my daughter's hair, i kinda made the braid a bit loose. I also did this braid on her hair dry (didn't use any water spray. And at the front her hair is also kinda loose but i omitted the little hair falling on the face as on Katniss' style.
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The floor joists seem to be in OK shape, but the subfloor under the wall can be ripped out with your hands. I'm worried the wall will start to sink a bit. Can I maybe dig the rotted out and slide a new piece under the wall while supporting it? Thanks for the replies.
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I bought a 3DS because I was in the hospital and really wanted to get back into video games. Mainly I had heard of the OoT remake and hadn't played Pokemon so I wanted to buy Pokemon Black and decided to get a 3DS. I've played the following games on my 3DS: Street Fighter 4 I have to say that I really wanted to play this game but when I actually played it I found it really dull and boring. The console version is way more fun and the 3D feels like a gimmick. Dead or Alive: Dimensions I had more fun with this, but it feels like an empty port of DoA4 with the story modes of the previous games tacked on. Story mode is so empty that it doesn't even feel like a story but a tacked on cinematic video with fights in between (that don't even make sense). The most fun I got out of this was online and even then, that's dying quickly. Ocarina of Time I have to say that it was fun for about 2 days until I beat it and unlocked Master Quest. Then everything felt like a chore and I've stopped playing it. Radiant Historia A DS game, yet this game has provided me the most fun with my 3DS. I've already beaten it and turned it in, but it has been my favorite game so far story-wise and gameplay-wise. All in all, I would love to be the first to tell you that it might not be the best time to invest in a 3DS unless you really want to and have the patience to wait until November or December for actual good games like Mario Kart or Kid Icarus. Keep in mind that I haven't even played those games and am simply placing my blind faith in them. So far, the 3DS is completely lacking fun and original games. All it has is rehash material that was rushed in order to get a head-start on the Vita. Do not be blinded by Nintendo and these fanboys that blindly defend their favorite gaming company. Nintendo has personally let me down so far and you might be let down as well. --- And if you listen very hard, the truth will come to you at last, when all are one and one is all, to be a rock and not to roll. | |
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Petrovice u Karviné
Petrovice u Karviné Piotrowice koło Karwiny |
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Church of Saint Martin
Location in the Czech Republic | |||
Coordinates: 49°53′46″N 18°32′38″E / 49.89611°N 18.54389°E | |||
Country | Czech Republic | ||
Region | Moravian-Silesian | ||
District | Karviná | ||
First mentioned | 1305 | ||
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• Mayor | Doc. Ing. Marian Lebiedzik, Ph.D.[1] (Czech Social Democratic Party) |
Area | |||
• Total | 20.47 km2 (7.90 sq mi) | ||
Elevation | 212 m (696 ft) | ||
Population (2011) | |||
• Total | 5,350 | ||
• Density | 260/km2 (680/sq mi) | ||
Postal code | 735 72 | ||
Website | http://www.petroviceuk.cz/ |
Petrovice u Karviné (help·info) (1920-1952: Petrovice)[2] (Polish: Piotrowice koło Karwiny , German: Petrowitz bei Freistadt) is a municipality in Karviná District, Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic. It has a population of 5,350 (2011), which makes it the second largest municipality in the Czech Republic without an official town status. 13% of the population are the ethnic Poles, 1,2% are Slovaks and also 1,2% Silesians. Around 22,7% of the population is religious (mostly Roman-Catholic), which is about the double of the national average.[3] It lies on the border with Poland, in the historical region of Cieszyn Silesia. The Petrůvka River flows through the municipality and enters the Olza River in Závada.
The municipality lies five kilometers north of the city centre of Karviná, next to the border with Poland. Formerly independent municipalities of Dolní Marklovice, Prstná and Závada are since 1952 administratively part of Petrovice.
The municipality is the site of the important railway border crossing to Zebrzydowice in Poland and it has also three road border crossings, as well as numerous tourist and bicycle routes border crossings.
The village was first mentioned in a written document as a seat of a Catholic parish in an incomplete register of Peter's Pence payment from 1335 as villa Petri[4][a][5] and as such the parish was one of the oldest in the region. It was again mentioned in the register of Peter's Pence payment from 1447 among 50 parishes of Teschen deaconry as Petirsdorff.[6]
Politically the village belonged initially to the Duchy of Teschen, formed in 1290 in the process of feudal fragmentation of Poland and was ruled by a local branch of Piast dynasty. In 1327 the duchy became a fee of Kingdom of Bohemia, which after 1526 became part of the Habsburg Monarchy.
After 1540s Protestant Reformation prevailed in the Duchy of Teschen and a local Catholic church was taken over by Lutherans. It was taken from them (as one from around fifty buildings in the region) by a special commission and given back to the Roman Catholic Church on 14 April 1654.[7]
After World War I, fall of Austria-Hungary, Polish–Czechoslovak War and the division of Cieszyn Silesia in 1920, the village became a part of Czechoslovakia. Following the Munich Agreement, in October 1938 together with the Zaolzie region it was invaded by Polish army and annexed by Poland, administratively organised in Frysztat County of Silesian Voivodeship.[8] The village was then annexed by Nazi Germany at the beginning of World War II. After the war it was restored to Czechoslovakia.
- Memorial of Czechoslovak pilots Bílka and Slatinský, whose plane was shot down over Petrovice in World War II in Závada
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- Ascension of the Lord Church in Dolní Marklovice
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- ^ Other sources claim that the village was first mentioned in 1305 as Petri villa, however there is no such settlement listed in Liber fundationis episcopatus Vratislaviensis where it was supposed to be
- ^ Mr Lebiedzik holds also the office of deputy Hetman of Moravian–Silesian Region)
- ^ Hosák et al. 1980, 238.
- ^ "2011 census data". Czech Statistical Office.
- ^ Ptaśnik, Jan (1913). Monumenta Poloniae Vaticana T.1 Acta Camerae Apostolicae. Vol. 1, 1207-1344. Cracoviae: Sumpt. Academiae Litterarum Cracoviensis. p. 366.
- ^ Panic, Idzi (2010). Śląsk Cieszyński w średniowieczu (do 1528) [Cieszyn Silesia in Middle Ages (until 1528)] (in Polish). Cieszyn: Starostwo Powiatowe w Cieszynie. p. 312, 396. ISBN 978-83-926929-3-5.
- ^ "Registrum denarii sancti Petri in archidiaconatu Opoliensi sub anno domini MCCCCXLVII per dominum Nicolaum Wolff decretorum doctorem, archidiaconum Opoliensem, ex commissione reverendi in Christo patris ac domini Conradi episcopi Wratislaviensis, sedis apostolice collectoris, collecti". Zeitschrift des Vereins für Geschichte und Alterthum Schlesiens (in German) (Breslau: H. Markgraf) 27: 361–372. 1893. Retrieved 21 July 2014.
- ^ Broda, Jan (1992). "Materiały do dziejów Kościoła ewangelickiego w Księstwie Cieszyńskim i Państwie Pszczyńskim w XVI i XVII wieku". Z historii Kościoła ewangelickiego na Śląsku Cieszyńskim (in Polish). Katowice: Dom Wydawniczy i Księgarski "Didache". pp. 259–260. ISBN 83-85572-00-7.
- ^ "Ustawa z dnia 27 października 1938 r. o podziale administracyjnym i tymczasowej organizacji administracji na obszarze Ziem Odzyskanych Śląska Cieszyńskiego". Dziennik Ustaw Śląskich (in Polish) (Katowice). nr 18/1938, poz. 35. 31 October 1938. Retrieved 1 July 2014.
- Hosák, Ladislav; Rudolf Šrámek (1980). Místní jména na Moravě a ve Slezsku II, M-Ž. Praha: Academia.
External links[edit]
- (Czech) Official website
- (Czech) News TV info portal - Petrovice u Karvine
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May 1857
Julian first noticed her because she looked so bored. Waiting for the Commissioner's arrival had put him on edge. He stood at the top of the room, half attending to the feverish chatter around him, his eyes fixed on the door. Rumors in the bazaar daily grew darker, and it was clear to him now that if Calcutta would not act, the local government must. Tonight he meant to exact a promise on that account.
He became aware of the woman gradually. It was her stillness that drew his attention. She was leaning against a wall, not ten feet away. Though several people surrounded her, sipping negligently at their wine and laughing, she seemed somehow apart. Tired of it all. Her eyes, which had been resting vacantly on the space over his shoulder, focused on him. They were a penetrating blue, and gave Julian a start. He saw that she was not bored at all, but unhappy.
She looked away.
He spotted her next in the green room, after the Commissioner slipped out of his grasp. "After dinner," the man mumbled, "if you truly insist on mixing business with pleasure, I would be most, most honored to speak with you." When Julian wheeled away in abrupt, frustrated dismissal, he discovered her behind him, the wineglass halfway to her lips. Again their eyes met, and she lowered the glass.
"Sir," she said evenly, bobbing a shallow curtsy. Something in her tone indicated she'd overheard the tail end of his argument with Fraser. He opened his mouth to respond -- after all, the lady had seemed to be waiting for him -- but she had already retreated in a swish of cornflower silk, and he was not in the mood for a chase.
He began to wonder about the coincidence when she drifted after him into the garden. Was she following him? In London he might have felt some faint, predatory stirring of interest -- he enjoyed women, particularly those who spared him the trouble of pursuit -- but he had a policy of avoiding memsahibs. Their husbands were rarely understanding, and they themselves tended to be so bored by life on a British station that passing love affairs quickly inflated to their entire reason for being. There was also an absurd set of ideas circulating about him in Anglo-Indian circles, variations on the theme of exotic Eastern eroticism, and he'd long since grown weary of it.
But she did not, in fact, seem to know he was there. She paused at the edge of the lawn, one hand coming to her throat, and seemed content to stand there, an abstracted look on her face. A breeze came over the grass, and her fingers loosened, letting the shawl flutter around her shoulders. Fleetingly, her pale lips curved in a smile.
Again, he was struck by the impression that she stood at a great remove from the scene around her. Curious. He studied her more closely, finding nothing of special note. Her hair was an unremarkable color, a curling, sun-faded dun that, in conjunction with her pale skin, made it seem as though all the energy of her being were focused in the brilliance of her deep blue eyes. A very odd sort of beauty, if a beauty at all. He wondered if she had recently been ill.
The thought made him impatient with himself. She was young, no more than twenty-two or -three years, with smooth white skin that bespoke a typical memsahib's routine. What was there to wonder about her? She would spend her days closeted in a bungalow, reading or at needlepoint. When the monotony began to wear, she would take heart in her zealous belief that the English way of life was the only one of merit in the world.
She muttered something beneath her breath. Despite himself, he leaned forward. He could not quite make it out. Surely she had not said --
With a violent gesture, she splashed her wine into the bushes. "Pig swill," she said clearly.
The garden was not cool, but it was quiet. Emma turned her face into the sultry breeze and let her eyes drift shut. Had Mrs. Greeley been speaking the truth? Either way, the woman must have been surprised at Emma's impassive reception of the news. It was unpleasant, of course; one didn't often learn that one's betrothed was conducting a torrid affair with a married woman. But the act seemed entirely in keeping with the person Marcus had become since their engagement.
Perhaps it was this land that had changed him so. Emma had been here only a few weeks, but already she sensed that India had taken hold of her: loosening her tongue, widening her eyes. Even now, when her mind should have been racing with the implications of Mrs. Greeley's words, the gentle swaying of the trees and the parrots twittering in the branches above distracted her from thought. The night air mantled her bare shoulders, thick and warm, so richly perfumed with night-blooming jasmine that she wondered if she would carry the scent back inside with her.
A bullock lowed in the distance. She felt a brief stirring of pity, imagining he was confused at the excess of liberty granted him by the native culture. As to why the cattle were encouraged to wander through the streets, Marcus had told her that the Hindus believed them to be some sort of deities, but he hadn't been able to elaborate. Marcus was often impatient with details.
This party, for instance. He should have told her, given her some warning regarding the people she would meet. Within five minutes it had become clear that Delhi society was no friend to her, that news of the shipwreck and her "dishonorable" rescue had tainted local opinion. Instead he'd let her march inside like a lamb to the slaughter, encouraging her to mingle with the sharp-tongued harpies whilst he conferred with the Commissioner.
All this, and then to discover he was having an affair with the hostess!
Well, it was clear that whatever they did when alone together, Marcus had not reviewed Mrs. Eversham's wine list for her. He was possessed of impeccable taste. With a scoff she tossed the remnants of her Bordeaux into the shrubbery. "Pig swill!"
The quiet laugh startled her, and she gasped, squinting into the shadows. "Who's there?"
A form emerged from the trees, offering her a toast from a silver flask. "Pig swill indeed," he said, and lifted the pocket-pistol to his lips for a long swallow.
She relaxed slightly at the Oxford drawl, which complemented a deliciously low, rough voice. "Pray do not relay my sentiments to our hostess, sir." Or perhaps do, she added silently.
Another step brought him full out of darkness, and she caught her breath. It was the man from indoors -- the one with whom she had nearly collided earlier. Once again, his height took her off guard. He was taller even than Marcus, and a full head over her own considerable height.
His eyes were a luminescent green-gold, catlike as they reflected the faint light spilling from the bungalow. They watched her as though he waited for something.
"Are we acquainted?" she blurted out -- knowing very well they were not.
He gave her a faint smile. "No."
When he said nothing more, she arched a brow, returning rude stare for rude stare. At least, she hoped it was rude, for she suspected she might be ogling him. The man was unnervingly handsome -- like something from a fever dream, brilliant and fierce, skin touched by gold and hair so black it absorbed the light. Earlier, indoors, she had found herself looking at him, thinking his face begged to be sketched. It would take only a few economical strokes -- sharp, angular slashes for the cheek-bones, a bold straight line for his nose, a fierce square for his jaw. Perhaps his lips would take more time. They were full and mobile, and saved his countenance from sternness.
He was very tanned. Doubt flickered through her mind, quashed as she considered his starched cravat and elegantly cut tailcoat. Of course he was English. The lazy grace with which he held himself made her aware of her own unmannerly slouch. She straightened, lifting her face toward the stars.
"A lovely night," she said.
"Pleasant weather," he agreed, eliciting a startled laugh from her.
"You must be joking!" she said, when he tilted his head in question. "It's dreadfully hot."
"Do you think so?" He shrugged. "Then I suggest you withdraw to Almora. The hill stations are quite popular this time of year."
His reference to the tradition of retreating to the Himalayan foothills during the hot weather sounded almost contemptuous. "You don't plan to go?"
"Business holds me here."
"Business. You're with the Company, then?" Most everyone she had met so far was in the employ of the East India Company, either as a civil servant or, like Marcus, as an officer in the army.
But he appeared mightily amused by the idea. "Dear God, no. I see my reputation does not precede me."
"Oh, is it very bad?" The question was out of her mouth before she could reconsider, and she blushed as he laughed again.
"It's even worse."
When she realized he wasn't going to elaborate, she ventured to continue. "You'll have to tell me about it yourself; I've only just arrived in Delhi, you see."
"Really?" He sounded surprised. "I didn't know they raised chits like you in England."
"Chits like me?" She frowned. He had settled back against a tree trunk and was smiling at her indulgently, as if -- suddenly it came to her -- she were some three-year-old who had just shown him a neat trick with her doll. "Are you being insulting?"
"I meant you seem to have some spirit."
"You are being insulting," she decided. "To me and England both."
"Well then." He sighed and rolled his shoulders; his coat fit closely enough to reveal the ripple of arm muscles beneath the fabric. She wondered what he had done to acquire them; it was not at all the fashion. "Now you've discovered the first part of my reputation. I am considered terribly ill-mannered."
"But I knew that the moment I saw you! A gentleman would refrain from drinking spirits in the presence of a lady."
His brows rose. "And a lady would not call her hostess's wine -- what was it? Pig swill, I believe?"
Her laughter was reluctant, but genuine. "All right, you've found me out. I'm a black sheep as well. Really, it's a wonder my intended will have me."
"Paragon of virtue, is he?"
"Not quite," she said dryly. "But they'll forgive him just about anything." The conversation was utterly inappropriate, of course; but she had forgotten how good it felt to joke and be silly with someone, and to be spoken to without those ever-present undertones of pity and speculation. "In fact, someone inside just called him the Darling of Delhi."
"He sounds dreadfully dull. Do I know him?"
"Oh, you must. This party is in honor of us, you know -- of our engagement." His sudden stillness made her frown, and she searched his face, concerned that she might have embarrassed him. "If you don't know who the party's for, I promise not to tell."
"Oh, I know." His voice was very soft now. "That would make you Miss Martin."
"Indeed! And now you must tell me your name, so I won't be at a disadvantage."
His cat's eyes moved over her shoulder, and he smiled again, this time rather unpleasantly. "Here comes your betrothed," he said, and took a deep swig from the flask.
"Emmaline! There you are!"
She turned back toward the doors, shielding her eyes from the light. "Marcus!" He was yanking his cravat in place, and she wondered acidly if he hadn't been waylaid by their hostess somewhere between the Commissioner and the garden. "I was taking some air," she said. "Flannel is horribly ill suited to this climate."
Marcus stepped into the yard. "I hardly think that's appropriate for public discussion," he said severely. "And I did warn you about the weather, but you insisted -- " His voice died away as he stared at her companion. "What in blazes are you doing here?"
"Lindley," the man said curtly. "A pleasure."
Marcus made a rude noise. "I'm sure I can't say the same. I had no idea Mrs. Eversham was so indiscriminate with her guest list."
Emma glanced rapidly between them. The stranger's expression was perfectly neutral; Marcus, on the other hand, was glaring and breathing like a bull. "Marcus, really! This gentleman -- "
"Knows he is not welcome," Marcus said. "Not anywhere I am, and certainly nowhere near my future wife. I would suggest you leave now, sir."
The man shrugged. "Of course." Slipping the flask inside his jacket, he sketched a shallow bow. "Accept my congratulations on your betrothal, Lindley. Miss Martin is utterly charming."
"You soil her by speaking of her," Marcus snapped. "Beware lest I call you out for it!"
Now she was truly alarmed. Something about this man -- perhaps his slight smile at Marcus's threat -- made her think he would be more than a match for her intended. "Gentlemen, this is absurd!"
"Come with me." His hand tightening cruelly into her forearm, Marcus all but dragged her back into the bungalow.
Inside, the sudden brightness of numerous lamps and candelabras made her wince. She pulled Marcus to a stop at the edge of the crowd, beneath one of the giant fans hanging from the ceiling. Its starched chintz streamers were wilting in the humidity. "I cannot credit your behavior," she said. "How could you behave so loutishly!"
"How could I?" Marcus pulled her around to face him. "Do you know who that man is? Do you know?"
"Stop shaking me!" She yanked her arm from his grip. The strong, sour odors of wine and sweat were rising from his skin. Maybe he had overindulged tonight, but that was no excuse. "What has come over you?"
"That is my cousin," he managed, his face purple. "That is the half-breed who would have the dukedom instead of me."
"That -- " She stopped, understanding. "That man is Julian Sinclair?"
"One and the same."
She turned away from him, staring blindly toward the dancers. Marcus had written to her of his second cousin, Julian Sinclair. Sinclair's father, Jeremy, had married a Eurasian, a woman of mixed English and native descent, when he had thought his brother the Marquess would have the dukedom. But within a short period, the cholera had killed Jeremy, and the Marquess had died in a hunting accident. That left Jeremy's young son as heir to the dukedom -- Julian, whose blood was one-quarter native.
Now Julian Sinclair was grown, and his grandfather, the current duke, had made sure through every legal means that his grandson would follow him in the succession. But Marcus could not accept the idea that a man of mixed blood might inherit the title, when Marcus, pure-blooded English and in line after Sinclair to inherit, might himself wear the strawberry leaves so well.
"He didn't seem Indian," she whispered to herself.
"Of course he didn't!" Marcus exploded. "The Duke has done everything in his power to assure it -- Eton, Cambridge, a seat in the Commons. But while a man can ape his betters, he can't change his blood. The proudest title in Britain is to go to a half-breed mongrel!"
She looked back to him, stunned. "Marcus, you sound so...hateful."
He stared at her, his mouth thinning into a grim line. "Is that so? To think, you've been here only five days, and already you're starting to pant after the natives. What would your parents say?"
She winced. A servant was passing with a tray of wine; she reached out and snared a glass. "That is cruel."
"Cruel but true. Even in death, they knew the honor of being Martins."
She took a deep swallow of the wretched Bordeaux and shut her eyes. Again and again it returned to haunt her -- this image of her parents' faces, so small and pale as the ocean closed over them. The pain of their deaths did not fade; most nights, she still awoke weeping from nightmares of drowning with them. Only a miracle had guided her to the gig on which she had floated for almost a day; only God had given her the strength to cling to it as the hot sun beat down and she despaired of ever being found.
She set the glass on a sideboard and looked directly at him. The atmosphere was close and torpid, and sweat was trickling down her nape; strange, then, that she felt so cold. "You think it would have been more honorable to let myself drown?"
After a mute, stubborn moment, his face softened, and he reached for her hands. "No, my dear, of course not."
But she wondered. After all, he could play with his precious honor all he liked, risking it with his conspicuous philandering, his exorbitant gambling debts. But to have that honor tarnished by a woman! Surely it must irk him, to risk being made a laughingstock by upholding a betrothal with a woman of questionable reputation -- a woman who had arrived in India sheltered not under the watchful gaze of her mother and father, but by a crew of rough-and-ready sailors. Those sailors had saved her life, but Anglo-Indian society was wondering if they hadn't robbed her of something even more important: her virtue.
Naturally, the fact that her betrothed's virtue was completely and publicly compromised was of no import at all.
She lifted her chin. "Oh, I was only speaking with him, Marcus. Do let's forget it. There's no need to look so grim."
Marcus exhaled. His eyes began to search the crowd beyond her shoulder. "I'm wondering why he hasn't been thrown out by now."
"Perhaps because he's the Marquess of Holdensmoor?"
He slanted her a sharp glance. "I'm not in the mood for your cheek, Emmaline. And for your information, the man's a threat to the Crown. He's been stirring up talk of a possible insurrection, trying to goad us into abandoning Delhi. Thinks our native troops might turn on us."
"Gracious! Might they?"
He waved a dismissal. "It's treason even to think it. No, of course they won't. We give them the bread their families eat in the morning. Just because of some silly nonsense at Barrackpore -- "
Yes, she remembered that. It had been all the talk in Bombay upon her arrival in the port city. A sepoy, a native soldier, had turned on his British officers. He had shot two of them before he was stopped by his superiors; what had been so alarming, if she recalled correctly, was that none of the other natives had attempted to disarm him.
"He does have a point," she said. "It's a bit troubling."
"It was one isolated incident in more than two hundred years on this continent. And the man was directly hanged. We'll have no more trouble along those lines, I assure you."
"But if Lord Holdensmoor is partly native, perhaps he has heard something -- "
"Emmaline!" Marcus wheeled to face her. "Yes, the man is part native, and for all I know, he's trying to scare us out of Delhi so the natives can take it back! In fact, I believe that is exactly what he is up to, and I have told the Commissioner so! Now cease your ignorant speculations and make yourself pleasant for your host."
"My host? Do you mean the one you're cuckolding?"
All color bleached from his face. Oh dear. Blond hair didn't look so well on skin that particular shade of green. "What did you just say?" he asked.
"So it's true." Nausea rolled through her stomach. "Well. I suppose you're going to tell me you still love me anyhow."
His eyes, such a guileless shade of blue, searched her face. "Of course I do."
She managed a smile. "Yes. We have loved each other quite a long time, haven't we? Since we were born, I believe."
"Since forever," he said, with an admirable show of sincerity. "And whatever rumors you hear to the contrary, there is no woman in the world for me but you. Some people are jealous, you see, and they would spread vicious gossip in order to harm me -- "
"I know," she interrupted, and then stopped, swallowing hard when her voice would have broken. How sad to realize that she could no longer believe a word he said. "Marcus, I think I'd like to leave now."
He considered her for a moment, then gave a short nod. "Of course. But I will call on you at the Residency tomorrow. We'll discuss this, and you'll see, my dear. These lies -- you must simply set them from your mind."
"Naturally," she murmured. "If you'll find Lady Metcalfe for me?"
She leaned back against the wall, watching him push his way through the congratulatory crowd as he went in search of her chaperone. Even though his back was turned, she knew every gesture that he made, sensed every smile that crossed his face. Such was the familiarity of twenty long years -- decades of their families plotting to bring them together, arranging their betrothal, choosing the names of their unborn children. The Martins and Lindleys had never known that the only two who would live to fulfill their dream would be the very two who had never been quite as enthusiastic as the rest: the bride and groom themselves.
She closed her eyes, turning her head to press her cheek against the cool bungalow wall. The windows rattled in a strong gust of hot wind, and the candles flickered with the inrush of jasmine and darkness. Strange, how the night called to her so sweetly, promising a lovelier, more innocent place. Yes, India seemed to draw out her very soul. Perhaps that was why she felt so bruised inside -- as though her defenses had been laid bare, allowing a terrible melancholy to settle in her core.
Surely she wasn't grieving over Marcus? She had abandoned her childish dreams of romantic love three years ago, the first time she'd learned of one of his many paramours. She'd been heartbroken then, but her mother had explained quickly enough: marriage was not about something as illusory and fleeting as love. It was about alliances, partnerships, the continuation of the family line. Marcus's grand and crumbling estates would be consolidated with the vast Martin wealth, and the two of them would create a dynasty that would compensate for her mother's failure to produce male issue.
So, what, then, could account for this sudden foreboding? It slid like a shadow between her and the brightly lit room, leaving her with the odd conviction that she stood apart, watching a great panorama like those they sometimes displayed in the British Museum. This room seemed like Pompeii before the volcano eruption, or Rome before the fall: a civilization on the edge of disaster.
A shiver slid over her, and she glanced away, starting as she found herself locked in a vibrant emerald gaze: Lord Holdensmoor, coming in from the gardens. His face was expressionless as he stared at her. In defiance of both Marcus and her own gloomy reverie, she offered him a smile.
His own was rakish and swift, the effect of it on his aloof, aristocratic features dazzling to behold. And then he too was gone, his tall, broad form swallowed up by the crowd in a cloud of crushed silk and waving peacock feather fans.
Copyright © 2008 by Meredith McGuire
Posted December 13, 2010
This romance has the usual handsome, smoldering duke and the proper young miss thrown together, each to find true love and understanding and passion in the other. Now, I've said that as if it were a bad thing, but it's not. That formula allows lots of room for the writer to explore character and growth, and Duran does that.
This romance is set in India, in the Raj, during a time of dangerous unrest. That alone, with Duran's skillful use of historical fact and vibrantly described places, is worth the read. Another twist on the expected romance tale is that the characters face a quite lengthy spell of pain and grief which is not at all sure to be resolved. If one were not up on the genre, one could easily believe that these two will never make each other happy. In other words, Duran has written a complex character novel with a fascinating setting. A very good read. I recommend it.
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In a phenomenally written historical romance about the Rebellion in India during the mid-1800¿s, Ms. Duran brings the splendor and trauma of this time to life and shows the richness of a culture that fought to remain, and the soldiers of England who were traumatized by this war. Yet in all the chaos, there is beauty and love between two remarkable characters, the very young and beautiful Emmaline Martin and the handsome and cynical Julian Sinclair, The Duke of Auburn. When Emma¿s fiancé¿s betrayal leaves Emma trapped in India with no other family to help save her and get her out of India, she has no choice but to turn to Julian for help. The situation they find themselves in turns into an attraction for each other that deepened into an intense love. During the turmoil of the rebellion, Julian loses Emma and thinking her dead, returns to England and mourns her for years. But Emma is very much alive and has felt deserted by Julian. Using her talent as an artist, she sketches and paints the horrors of the India Rebellion over the years and is then encouraged to show her art in a special showing. Julian, struggling through his mourning, is finally pushed to return to society. Considered a traitor in India and a hero in London, Julian feels lost in both worlds until without Emma until he attends the special art show, recognizes the artist by the work he sees and discovers his Emma is alive! Emma¿s love has turned to indifference at feeling abandoned, while Julian¿s deep loss turns to anger at the thought that Emma was alive and never contacted him. But the years of feeling betrayed between them both has really intensified their love. Will Emma and Julian learn to come to terms with the past and the present, while at the same time discovering who the real traitor in India was? In this well-written story, there is much intensity, mystery, and sensuality in a story that shows the ugliness of war, yet beauty and love that can rise from it all. Ms. Duran has done a wonderful job at research about a complicated time in history. The characters have such depth throughout the span of time of the story. It is sensual in a way that no other story could be given the time and situation the characters find themselves in. A Gather.com contest winner, The Duke of Shadows is truly a wonderful debut that reads as if it were written by a master of history and romance.
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Thie was a great read. It touched one many themes such as to religions, prejudice, love and war using characters over a great length of time revealing depths to them both in their mutual fight for survival. Travel from war torn India to London searching to unite a love both main characters want but fear. This story focuses on a part of history not usually explored in any depth. The characters have their moments when you want to shake them into action or call them foolish for their inability to see what's in front of them but alas that is the very basis of why we read romance novels to begin with. Overall the way the book is divided into a kind of before and after with a treacherous villain just waiting to arrive. You can truly feel some of the pain and shock of seeing the world through a witness of war who finds love in its midst.
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Not for the faint of heart, Duran gives us an intense and compelling novel.
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.I have never been so moved to write a review before but this book demands notice. Heart-wrenching, gripping, dramatic are just some of the words that come to mind. It places two oustanding characters in a pre-uprising in India and follows them back to England. The plot, historical setting and elements of the story are strinkingly vivid. At its heart are the characters that deserve a satisfying happy ending. I would have enjoyed more time for them to be together before the story ended but it doesn't diminish the story in anyway. This story has stayed with me long after reading!
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Historically accurate, compelling and unforgettable characters. I was moved to tears in some places. I could not put the book down until I had finished it, and then I began to read it again. It's a great book -- one I plan to keep!
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I did enjoy reading this book. At times, it was a page turner to keep reading on to see what happens next. Some unpleasant details of war, but the story kept me interested.
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Really different from most romance novels couldnt put it down!!
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Couldnt sleep till the book was done.
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This is a fantastic book, my second or third by this author. Very real, very likable characters and lots of chemistry. A very complex storyline set against a vivid historical backdrop. In particular, the dialogue in the middle section is spectacular. I loved it!
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Its been a long time since I've read a book with so much historical content creating a wonderful tale that keeps you captivated. A new author I'll gladly add to my book shelf!
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Claude Friese-Greene (3 May 1898 in Fulham, London – 1943 in Islington, London) is a British-born cinema technician, filmmaker, and cinematographer, most famous for his 1926 collection of films entitled The Open Road.[1]
Claude, born Claude Harrison Greene was the son of William Friese-Greene, a pioneer in early cinematography. William began the development of an additive colour film process called Biocolour. This process produced the illusion of true colour by exposing each alternate frame of ordinary black-and-white film stock through two different coloured filters. Each alternate frame of the monochrome print was then stained red or green. Although the projection of Biocolour prints did provide a tolerable illusion of true colour, it suffered from noticeable flickering and red-and-green fringing when the subject was in rapid motion. In an attempt to overcome the colour fringing problem, a faster-than-usual frame rate was used.
In 1911, George Albert Smith and Charles Urban filed a lawsuit against William, claiming that the Biocolour process infringed upon Smith's Kinemacolor patents. William won the first round, but in 1914 the court of the House of Lords reversed the previous decision in favour of Smith and Urban. This meant that William Friese-Greene was unable to exploit the Biocolour system to its full potential. however, in 1915, the House of Lords reversed itself again, and ruled against Kinemacolor.[2]
After William's death in 1921, Claude Friese-Greene continued to develop the system during the 1920s and renamed the process Friese-Greene Natural Colour. Claude was cinematographer on more than 60 films from 1923 to 1943.
He is the grandfather of musician and music producer Tim Friese-Greene.[3]
In 2006, the BBC ran a series of programmes called The Lost World of Friese-Greene. The series, presented by Dan Cruickshank included The Open Road Claude Friese-Greene's film of his 1920s road trip from Land's End to John o' Groats. The Open Road was filmed using the Biocolour process, and the British Film Institute had to use computer enhancement of the original print of the film to remove the flickering problem.
List of Films in Biocolour[edit]
- Dance of the Moods (1924) featuring modern dancer Margaret Morris
- Moonbeam Magic (1924)
- Quest of Colour (1924)
- The Open Road (1924-1926) restored by the British Film Institute 2005
Selected filmography[edit]
- Home at Last (1926)[4]
- Tommy Atkins (1928)
- Widecombe Fair (1928)
- A Romance of Seville (1929)
- The Middle Watch (1930)
- Uneasy Virtue (1931)
- The Flying Fool (1931)
- The Shadow Between (1931)
- Fires of Fate (1932)
- A Southern Maid (1933)
- Give Her a Ring (1934)
- Menace (1934)
- The Old Curiosity Shop (1934)
- No Monkey Business (1935)
- Music Hath Charms (1935)
- Drake of England (1935)
- Gypsy Melody (1936)
- Star of the Circus (1938)
- Murder in Soho (1939)
- The Middle Watch (1940)
- The Flying Squad (1940)
- Hard Steel (1942)
- The Great Mr. Handel (1942)
- Banana Ridge (1942)
See also[edit]
- ^ "BBC - History - Who was Claude Friese-Greene?". BBC. Archived from the original on 18 July 2008.
- ^ "BBC - History - Claude Friese-Greene's Colour Process". BBC. 18 April 2007. Archived from the original on 3 December 2010.
- ^ Rob Young (2010). Electric Eden: Unearthing Britain's Visionary Music. Faber & Faber. p. 586. ISBN 0571258425.
- ^ Home at Last A Personal Study of Claude Freise-Greene the inventor of the Freise-Greene colour process. (1926) British Film Institute (BFI) digitally enhanced colour film of London streets and parks.
- "BBC - History - Interview with the British Film Institute". BBC. 18 April 2007. Archived from the original on 18 July 2008.
- Claude Friese-Greene at the Internet Movie Database
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Hi all, I'm going to be over in Blighty for a few days, and I wanted to see if the parts to do the RNS-E antenna upgrade are any cheaper over there than they are over here... But I'll need to know in ADVANCE of geting there, so that the dealer can order them in for me, if you know what I mean. Here' s the parts: 000 098 652A 1.5m female to female Fakra cable ( $48.75 over here) 000 098 692 30 cm male to male Fakra adaptor (also $48.75 over here) 8P4 035 225B Upper antenna amp ($71.40) 1C0 973 119B Three pin connector housing x2 ($10.56 each) 000 979 009 Repair wires x3 ($4.79 each) I was sure that the prices in the UK were better than that... even allowing for the exchange rate, of course. I'd be very grateful if someone here can look up the £ sterling prices for me. Cheers, Keith
I think you will find that the only people in the UK who have access to the parts catalogue with prices are Audi dealers. If you let me know which area of the UK you will be visiting I can find out the email address of the nearest dealer and you could email them before you arrive. Sent me a PM if you prefer - that way I will miss your reply!
Keith just ask Dave at stoke audi on here, then again I could ask my parts guys if you're interested in me getting for you & sending over.
Hi all, thanks for the replies to date; I'm headed to Liverpool, so Audi of Liverpool is the only dealer in town, I think. I did look at the Audi website and tried to send a link through the 'contact us' part of the site, but I got a message saying that they will only respond to email mesages sent from WITHIN the UK... something about selling across borders is what I'm guessing, (and protecting their -what I suspect are quite larcenous- mark-ups on US parts!) My only other option would be to have my mum ask, but two things make me want to not do that: firstly she's got a habit of mis-writing down numbers, and secondly the reason that I'm heading over there is for my aunt's funeral... so the old girl's not in the most focused mood at the moment, and I'm not keen to put upon her further. Nigel or Dave, if either of you could look up the retail prices and if they're lower by a worthwhile amount,then I reckon that those things are tiny and light enough to be worth me ordering ahead of time and picking up from the Audi dealership in Liverpool. ...or if anyone has Dave at Stoke Audi's screen name for me to contact, I could do that too. Cheers, Keith
Just goto the stoke audi section mate as they're sponsors & post a query there & he usually responds fairly quickly, alternatively just ring your local audi to where your mum is mate & give part numbers over the dog, they will email you then for sure.
Hello Keith Just spoken to my local dealer parts department and here are the UK prices. All with be subject to 17.5%VAT of course. 000 098 652A 1.5m female to female Fakra cable ( $48.75 over here) - £11.97 000 098 692 30 cm male to male Fakra adaptor (also $48.75 over here) - £12.79 8P4 035 225B Upper antenna amp ($71.40) - £16.87 1C0 973 119B Three pin connector housing x2 ($10.56 each) - £1.64 000 979 009 Repair wires x3 ($4.79 each) - this number has been superseded and replaced the the same number but with an E on the end - £1.66 So for once the UK prices are considerable cheaper than the US prices. Hope this helps. Have a good trip and enjoy your real cups of tea!!
Dave, you're a gent of the highest order. I'll try to get an order in to the dealership today. Thanks everyone.


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