Matilda & Miss Honey, Goth-Edition: Part II - Printable Version
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Matilda & Miss Honey, Goth-Edition: Part II - Holly Scrimgeour - June 17, 2019
June 4th, 1889
Madam Sykes,
I don't suppose you dabble in kidnapping as an off-season job? I'm even less fond of London than I was last year despite having a considerable more number of books at my disposal. I desire a companion, yet have no one but my sister and Narcissa Bulstrode to keep me companion. Save me.
Signed,
Holly Scrimgeour
Holly Scrimgeour
Constance Sykes
RE: Matilda & Miss Honey, Goth-Edition: Part II - Constance Sykes - July 1, 2019
6th June, 1889
Dear Miss Scrimgeour,
I am sorry to hear you so discontent so early in the holidays, quite apart from the company you have to keep - which I am sure cannot be as terrible as it sounds - I know how much you prefer the stimulation of your studies. With that in mind I have enclosed a book I think you might enjoy about the poisonous properties of plants written by a great friend of mine. Even if you do not enjoy the content please do not feel the need to return it to me as I already have three copies courtesy of the author, which I believe may have doubled the print run.
Sincerely,
C. Sykes
RE: Matilda & Miss Honey, Goth-Edition: Part II - Holly Scrimgeour - August 3, 2019
June 8th, 1889
Madam Sykes,
The company is more dreadful thank you'd think. I've known Miss Bulstrode since I was a babe, and she had not changed one bit. She is as dull and uninterested in academics as she was at the age of five.
But thank you for the book. I now wish to possess a garden of death-cap and fly agaric mushrooms; I think it would suit me well. I wonder how legal they are to harvest in the London suburbs.
But thank you for the book. I now wish to possess a garden of death-cap and fly agaric mushrooms; I think it would suit me well. I wonder how legal they are to harvest in the London suburbs.
Sincerely,
Holly Scrimgeour
Holly Scrimgeour
Constance Sykes
RE: Matilda & Miss Honey, Goth-Edition: Part II - Constance Sykes - August 17, 2019
17th August, 1889
Dear Miss Scrimgeour,
The summer seems to have flown past rather swiftly and I am finally returned from my travels abroad. I'll be staying in London until the beginning of term now so, if your parents are agreeable and you haven't procured them already, perhaps I could take you to Diagon Alley for your new school books?
Sincerely,
C. Sykes
Holly Scrimgeour
RE: Matilda & Miss Honey, Goth-Edition: Part II - Holly Scrimgeour - August 18, 2019
August 20th, 1889
Madam Sykes,
I hope your travels were safe and productive. I would gladly welcome your company on my school shopping excursion. I doubt my step-mother would allow me to linger in the bookshop as you might, and would be even less likely to offer advice when it comes to materials for my new electives.
Sincerely,
Holly Scrimgeour
Holly Scrimgeour
Constance Sykes