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Thursday Giggles: Mr. Darcy & Mr. Thornton Version

In light of Tuesday's Armitage lovefest post, I thought it only right to point you to this little gem today. I love it so much I want to hug it. It's not long, but it's guaranteed to brighten your day. Thanks to Larissa for the link!

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  1. Lani Woodland9:36 AM

    I enjoyed that very much!

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  2. Medical Librarian10:32 AM

    Perfect! Love it. Thanks for sharing.

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  3. Haiku Amy11:12 AM

    That was awesome. Someone is a genious.

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  4. Angiegirl4:27 PM

    Lani, I'm glad.

    Medical Librarian, my pleasure. I couldn't resist, once I read it. :)

    Amy, my thoughts exactly. Genius!

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  5. Rhiannon Hart4:27 AM

    Those devils! JT and FD are rather similar, aren't they? My heart belongs to Thornton, however, and his many coloured cravats.

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