title: Fairy Lamps: Evening's Glow of Yesteryear
author: Amelia E. MacSwiggan
description: Here is a comprehensive and authoritative volume of the candleburning night lights of the Victorian era in which the author explores their manufacture since Samuel Clarke patented his renowned and coveted Fairy Lamps by combining decoration with utility. Included are discussions on night light teapots (vielleuses theieres) and food warmers.
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  #  Chapter 1
  
  
  “Are you ready?” I asked the two beautiful women beside me.
  
  
  It was the morning after the feast, and we stood at the outer gate of Serin as
  the sun rose in the eastern sky.
  
  
  Aurora turned to me with a smirk and placed a hand on her curvy hip. “I
  believe that is what I asked you two hours ago, but someone couldn’t get out
  of bed.”
  
  
  I grinned as I leaned over and tugged the sexy maiden against me. “Can you
  blame me? Who would want to get out of bed with the two of you tangled naked
  beneath the sheets?”
  
  
  The Ignis Mage rolled her eyes, but Cayla’s cheeks turned bright red.
  
  
  “Mason,” the princess whispered harshly as her eyes darted around. “Not so
  loud.”
  
  
  “Sorry,” I laughed as I reached out and pulled the princess to my side as
  well. “Don’t worry, sweetheart, no one’s even paying attention to us. They’re
  all too busy drooling over my baby.”
  
  
  I gestured to the crowd of people that stood huddled ten yar