Has anyone seen?

When he was harrassing me, after I decided to stop fighting him off, I gave Henry a jewel, a diamond of a woman on a storm tossed ship. I am hoping to recover it now as it is worth lots of money. Does anyone knw of it's whereabouts?

Thank thee all in advance,

Anne the Quene

Alas I know not of it's whereabouts maman, though I shall keep a look out for the jewel.

I know the location of the clock father gifted you though. Tis still most treasured.

My astrologers do tell me that in the future many of our belongings will be lost when a peasant will overtake our land and plunder our heritage! But surely the good people of this land wudst never let such a thing happen.

I didn't took it if that's what you're thinking sister!

Maybe Henry sold it.

Oh, and of course, I hath not taken it. *Shoves something in my pocket*.

Did someone say a clock?

Marie Stuart wrote:

Oh, and of course, I hath not taken it. *Shoves something in my pocket*.

*gasp*
Oh no she didn't!

I cannot believe you ladies are speaking about jewelry when there are CLOCKS to discuss.

...what if we discuss clocks in jewelry?

Tis indeed a very ornate clock:



Forever belonging to the English royalty, it is currently housed at the Palace of St James.

I fear my father may offer you some of his inheiritances for that clock.

As the sole token in English hands of the love of my father King Henry for my mother I do not think I cudst ever part with it. ...however I do believe that the Pope has posession of mine father's love letters and cudst possibly persuaded upon return of them if his Imperial Majesty cudst work his influence there.

Letters you say? I shall see what I can do, for that is truly a lovely piece, which I would be honored to add to my collection and would not take apart and put back together at all.
This is among my favorites:

*snicker*

Don't make me box your ears, boy.