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- Why, at 51, I’d never sleep with a man my own age! | Daily Mail Online
- 9 Things You Didn’t Know About Dating for Seniors
- 20 Great Films About Relationships In Crisis
- Name That Book
She was a businesswoman, entered politics and climbed mountains. The black-clad figure, striding confidently along the cobbled streets, was a familiar sight in Halifax. Anne Lister, with a little hat - also black - sitting atop her tight, black ringlets, marched on, seemingly unperturbed.
The peculiarly dressed, haughty woman from the nearby manor house Shibden Hall stood out in the working-class Yorkshire town. Educated and confident, in an age when women were rarely either, she attracted attention wherever she went. Men would often jokingly proposition her as she walked by. Others sent her anonymous, mocking and abusive letters. A practical joker had an advert placed in the Leeds Mercury in her name, looking for a husband. Since childhood she had been different.
Teachers feared she would influence the other girls with her rebellious behaviour and in her teens, she was confined to an attic bedroom, where she lived in virtual seclusion. Her diary became her closest confidante. There are few pictures of Anne, but this one shows her in her youth. Everything she had learned that day would be recorded too: Greek, algebra, French, mathematics, geology, astronomy and philosophy. Anne possessed a voracious intelligence and - at a time when women were barred from universities - was determined to learn everything a man was able to.
The illegitimate half-Indian daughter of an English surgeon, Eliza was another outcast. But Anne wanted to record more detail. She devised a code from Greek and Latin, mathematical symbols, punctuation and the zodiac to disguise her innermost thoughts.
Anne was not allowed to sleep in the dormitory at Manor House School, York. While Anne was a passionate lover there was a calculating and ruthless side to her. She dreamed of being rich and Eliza was set to inherit a substantial sum. Money would allow Anne to enjoy the high society lifestyle she craved without marrying a man. She rejected Eliza, sending her former lover into a deep depression.
Indeed, she never recovered, eventually being committed to a lunatic asylum. Anne, while regretful, had a new obsession - the beguiling daughter of a local doctor. On the surface, Anne was a respectable and quick-witted young woman who spent much of her time in self-imposed study.
Why, at 51, I’d never sleep with a man my own age! | Daily Mail Online
While these appeared innocent enough they were the ideal cover for Anne, who used them to explore her increasingly insatiable sexual appetite. But as she came to terms with her sexuality, there was no self-loathing. Her feelings were entirely natural, she believed: her God-given right. Women, while usually confused about their feelings for Anne, were typically captivated by her. Anne was promiscuous and arguably predatory, moving efficiently from one lover to the next, without them penetrating her heart.
With Mariana, Anne fell dizzyingly in love. For years, they would travel odd miles by horse and cart between York and Halifax to see each other. When apart, they would write to each other every few days. The young lovers even exchanged rings as a symbol of their commitment. Romantic friendships between unmarried women were not unusual.
Parents, fearful of pregnancy, would encourage young women to form close relationships with one another before ultimately getting married.
She wanted everything a man could have - and that included a wife. Despite the scandal it would have created, she began to harbour hopes she and Mariana would set up home together. But in , Mariana made a dramatic announcement: she had agreed to marry a wealthy widower. Anne watched the wedding, anguished, from the pews of a York church.
9 Things You Didn’t Know About Dating for Seniors
But there was more to come. But she confided in her diaries the pain caused by Mariana. Neither could wait to be reconnected. Mariana was in bed with toothache and sneaked Anne into her bedroom. Their affair had been reignited. Over the ensuing years it would continue through clandestine meetings and dozens of emotionally charged letters. Anne preoccupied herself with other women while Mariana was holed up in her Cheshire mansion. But when they were reunited, her lover implored her to be loyal. Gripped by an almost maniacal excitement, Anne decided to surprise her lover by meeting her en route.
Armed with water and biscuits, she left the manor house and walked 10 miles in the pouring rain over the moors. After several hours, she reached the wilds of Blackstone Edge, a gritstone cliff. Bedraggled, she leapt in, and clambered over the boxes before landing next to a sleeping Mariana. Anne met the carriage on the wilds of Blackstone Edge. In the carriage were her sister, a passenger and his maid. Fearing the incident would fuel gossip and rumour, she was furious. Some weeks later, as they lay in bed, Mariana told Anne she was ashamed to be seen in public with such a masculine-looking woman.
When shall I amend? Tonight he was resolved to crack it. He had enlisted the help of a friend, schoolteacher Arthur Burrell. After borrowing some of the diaries he was confident he had worked out two coded letters - h and e. A few hours later, the shocked men learned what Anne Lister had been hiding from the world - her detailed and plentiful accounts of sex with her friends. He implored his friend to burn the diaries to avoid bringing scandal on the proud Lister name.
But while dismayed at the contents, which would humiliate his family if published, John could not bring himself to destroy them. A reluctant Arthur Burrell, by then in his 80s, decided he was honour-bound to give the council details of the code. In a room in Halifax Library, the hefty microfilm machine whirred into action. It was and Helena Whitbread, a year-old teacher, was staring at line after line of tiny, unfathomable symbols flashing before her.
As she gazed at the microfilm she noticed the code sometimes filled entire pages. On other occasions it would be interspersed with sentences in English. This time, no-one requested to scrutinise what Helena might discover. Duke of Sin , by Elizabeth Hoyt Sinfully attractive but dangerously unscrupulous, Valentine Napier, the Duke of Montgomery, has returned from exile to seek vengeance. But he meets Bridget Crumb, his new housekeeper, and finds he has a goal in mind.
20 Great Films About Relationships In Crisis
Blame it on the Duke , by Lenora Bell Nicolas, Lord Hatherly, does not want to marry—especially because madness runs in his family, and will inevitably come for him. Alice Tombs feels the same way, having pushed away three suitors previously in her attempts to delay marriage. Except that the summer nights prove sensual, and what is fake and what is real become difficult to distinguish.
Six Impossible Things , by Elizabeth Hoyt Lord Rimsell is the opposite of a rake: strong, dependable, and honorable, he can be taken for his word. Which is why when he is caught after a moment of temptation with Rosalie Stratton, his course is clear: he must marry her, to protect their reputations.
Name That Book
So when a difficult situation arises and she has to go to him for help, she is angry and ashamed. Engaged to a lovely—albeit boring—man, she has the rest of her life planned out. But until the wedding takes place, she decides to pursue the parts of life she has ignored—for research purposes, of course.
Enter scoundrel Cross, gaming hall owner and sexual conquest. But can Philippa keep her attraction to Cross purely scientific? Now they are searching for two people, but conspiracy, and attraction, threaten to undo everything they are working for. He got his vengeance against the man who gave the order, but it only made him hungry for more.
But revenge is a dish no longer served cold when passion ignites between them. The Pleasures of Passion , by Sabrina Jeffries Niall Lindsay has killed a man, which means he has to flee for his life.