Posted by Lady Ann on August 17, 2000 at 14:54:23:
In Reply to: Re: Is anybody missing? posted by Yengeese Strumpet on August 17, 2000 at 13:46:27:
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: My dear Madam (Madam as in the English expression of courtesy, not the US expression of.......well, you know.....)
: You are truly a lady of elegance and class to make such a generous offer to a working girl such as myself. I am most interested in several items you have mentioned and think that you may find a new customer in Doc Mary - I am sure that any 'harness attachment' you have for sale would swiftly find a place in her clinic. Dweebie may be interested in anyhing which provides........er........uplift.
: Might I suggest a full page ad in The Courier, or if you wish to REALLY get everyone's attention - how about a post on the door of Bumppo's Tavern? Everyone goes thru there sooner or later.
: Anyway, my compliments to you Madam, and best wishes for the prosperity of your new establishment.
: YS
My dear Madame Strumpet:
Thank you for your helpful suggestions. I have been indeed thinking of advertising at Bumppo's but in the form of a live fashion show featuring the exclusive couture of HH. Perhaps during afternoon luncheon, when Bumppo's is more likely to draw a crowd that will minimize acts of assault on my models (among whom I hope to have some of Mohicanland's most prestigious citizens...might you and your employees consider wearing some of my more outre inventory to the event? And the ladies are welcome to keep the items, with my compliments). The luncheon will be followed by a "Ladies Only" event, for viewing select accoutrements for the Mohican male. The Huron Delivery Service has already volunteered several of their employees to work this affair..though I was puzzled by their request to style their segment as "Fashions by Firelight".
I must hie myself back to my needles and thread. One of my clients has put a "Rush" on her pink ruffled petticoat and chemise ensemble...from my Tart ala Francaise collection.
Hoping to do business with you soon,
Lady Ann