Mon Sep 08, 2014 3:13 pm
Msa. Glenn Burnie,
My contolinces on your recent public hardships, I woult like to ha ve a dinner with you, or rather a talk, o ne which will not occure from marketplace floor to marketplace scaffold, for almost a year past you have given to me your ring and I au ght to give you news of it.
I shoult like to share a common meal in a common place be tween two common people, for now we are equals and I believe it fitting for us to speak too on common terms, I take my mid day meal in the patch of grass agasent to the marketplace across from the Inquisitory, perhaps you will sh are it with me for if now there must be enough for two then sure ly there may be yet still more for three,
Yours,
Glour'eya Wynsee
Mon Sep 08, 2014 3:42 pm
Tue Sep 09, 2014 1:58 pm
Msa. Prince Burnie,
The information you say you have missed is not a wea pon, but it is the stuff of lives, it is best not looked at as baubles to fill your pouch for that by verry nature de values it,
I shoult be right to think it very disagreeable that a man aught to be sold from the belly so for that you have my simpathy, but otherwise I ask that you do not pay pey paytronise me, I have learned a number of foul lessons already whose tutilage has left its marks perm anently on me, and do you truly believe me a friend or am I anot her face to be spoken at? Do you know that when I came here I thought you a divine thing, for a man in con trol of a land must be chosen by greater un seen forces to do the task he has been given, but now I see you too are base and human and this is a worthwhile lesson--
Treat well the Lady Warden and do not in trude in her preshous time by filleing your letters with needless words, for our busyness now Msa. Burnie is a matter of importants: you see many months ago you told to me that here we shape what we wish to be but you have be come to amorfus and now I have got a thing to offer you in the interest of helping you
discover the countors stolen from you by your previous Lady, may her good soul be at rest,
and so I am eeger to take dinner with you, for I ha ve now naught but time as do you,
Yours,
Glour'eya Wynsee
Fri Sep 26, 2014 11:05 am
Fri Sep 26, 2014 2:26 pm
Then we need not talk of her
but we need to talk.
Bri ng with you both hands for with but one I can not easily spread peppermint praserves with out the assistants of my toes and I shoult not believe you would be fond of a lunch biskit prepared with my feet, you know where to find me, the Fadeing months come very quickly upon us and I woult rather like your company before the leafs have smothered too much of the grass.
Yours,
Glour'eya
Tue Oct 07, 2014 12:00 pm
Tue Oct 07, 2014 2:27 pm
Ad vice given from a lonely pulpit is for no one but yourself
You wish only to speak to your self Glenn Burnie, this much is efident,
may your own words bring you comfort in your personal egsile.
Sat Oct 11, 2014 5:05 am
To the Honorable Glenn Burnie, Master Regent of Myrken Wood, regarding a Request for Literature, and a Concern for One Very Blind Dignitary
If You remember our Earlier Correspondence, Regent Burnie, I hope that You recall the Request you made, that if I obtained a Number of Jernoan Books, You would compensate me for their Acquisition. Well You see, I have just returned from a Foot Journey of Four Days to Foggy Bottom, where I retrieved Various Jernoan Tomes, which include
- Jernoah and its Sands: A History
- A Critcical Analysis of Jernosta Tactics: or, Training Young Boys to Kill Young Boys
- The Rat'vak of Growing Parts and Reclamation of Way of the Nameless – Why Foreigners Should Be Forsaken
- H'zlz and G'leuse [This is a Wonderful Longform Poem, my Personal Favorite, in which H'zlz, a Good Man and General, has fallen in Passion for a Younger Man, G'leuse, and kills G'leuse's Wife and Child to display His Love; It is tragic]
- The Three Day War and Relations with Einsland
- How to Bathe without Water
- Giving Your All to the Nameless!!!: A Poor Lady's Belief in Many Gods Or One!!! [She must have been very excitable when This was written]
These are Titles in Translation – I will inquire of my friend in Myrkentown, Professor de Lanz, to translate the contents.
Acquiring them was of some Difficulty. My Associate Messa Murrukh protected me on the Journey, and while I am not fond of his Whoring Ways or his Desire to pass Offensive Amounts of Bodily Gas when his Bowels so Choose, I was grateful for his willingness to protect me from the Potential Threats of Bandits, Highwaymen, Angry Wolves, Very Disagreeable Ticks and Fleas, and Lascivious Men who thought me Quite a Catch.
Murrukh will require thirty-three shillings for his time; I will require four shillings for the night we lodged in Foggy Bottom; Professor de Lanz will require at least five shillings per translated chapter; I hope you are Willing to Honor our Previous Agreement of Payment, for the sake of bringing My Agreeable History and Poetry to Myrkentown.
Also, there is a Matter of Fright that I wish to Express: that a one Dignitary, Messa Treadwell, chose not to Interfere in a Matter of Potential Violence in the Broken Dagger Tavern the other night, as if He was Exempt from the Task. A Dignitary of Any Status should be willing to speak against such Transgressions; He was more concerned with my Books than with the fear that a Child might be Hurt, or that a Lady was in Danger.
This is not a Good Representation of Myrken Diplomacy.
In Addition, I would like to offer my Services as a Servant of the Court, or as a Junior Student of Diplomacy. You see, I have practiced speaking against that Book Voice, Melody, and Man as You suggested, and think I might be fit for Politics, and would like to hone these Skills of Rhetoric along with my Mathematics and grip on Standard Language. I have heard Many Times that Politics are not a Woman's place, but I have a skill to Incense and Frustrate and think it may be a Calling to follow.
I look forward to your letters.
Sincerely, your Loyal Supporter in Myrkentown, faithful Jerno-turned-Myrkener, Humble Seamstress and Hopeful Student of an Academy of Rhetoric and Letters that may teach Her the way to a Life of Faithful Work,
Signed,
Gloria (Glour'eya) Wynsee
"Best to send someone else."
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