http://faerye.net/post/list-slippersComments on "List slippers" - Faerye Net2015-11-14T23:41:51+00:00http://faerye.net/post/list-slippers#comment-32152015-11-14T23:41:51+00:002015-11-14T23:41:51+00:00<p>Apologies – the novel is called The Old Wives Tale – the TV series was called Sophia and Constance.</p>Pat Godwinhttp://faerye.net/post/list-slippers#comment-32142015-11-14T23:38:13+00:002015-11-14T23:38:13+00:00<p>Thank you for this. I just came across the term list slippers for the first time as I was reading Sophia and Constance – Arnold Bennett"Sophia wore list slippers in the morning> It was a habit which she had formed in the Rue Lord Byron – by accident rather than with an intention to utilize list slippers for the effective supervision of servants. These list slippers were the immediate cause of important happenings in St Luke’s Square"</p>
<p>Thanks to you I now know what they are and the ensuing plot makes sens.</p>
<p>Really interesting about the powder magazine also.</p>Pat Godwinhttp://faerye.net/post/list-slippers#comment-31872015-08-24T13:42:44+00:002015-08-24T13:42:44+00:00<p>The first time I read the word list slippers in Madame Bovary,<br />
I had no idea of the meaning of list in this context. The description was fascinating, because of it’s many inferences to the story. I loved your blog. Lottie</p>Lottiehttp://faerye.net/post/list-slippers#comment-2656Re: List slippers at sea!2010-07-10T21:15:28+00:002010-07-10T21:15:28+00:00<p>Yes! It’s true! List slippers everywhere.</p>Felicityhttp://faerye.nethttp://faerye.net/post/list-slippers#comment-2655List slippers at sea2010-07-10T18:43:54+00:002010-07-10T18:43:54+00:00<p>I ran into list slippers just the other day in a Patrick O’Brian book, in which they were worn in<br />
the ship’s powder magazine to prevent sparks.</p>David D. Levinehttp://www.bentopress.com/sf