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Five women who were out on the water before London woke up
Five of the circle are built the way regular exercise builds a person, and in every case it is a real pastime rather than an hour bought at a gym. Rowing, swimming, ballet, and a very great deal of walking.
They range from 158 cm to 172, and the frame reads much the same at either end of that.
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Toned and athletic, as the register has it
Glamour and lifestyle photography · faces softened · no nudity
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Angelika: 172 cm, and a swimmer's line
Angelika is 24, black hair straight past the shoulders, brown eyes considered rather than searching. She swims before the city is properly awake, and her heels are chosen for walking because she would rather arrive on foot when the evening allows. Mayfair is her ground and she seldom needs a cab inside it.
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Laura: 169 cm, built by rowing
Laura is 25, light brown hair lightened by real sun, green eyes that get mentioned first. She rows twice a week, early, on water cold enough to count as a character flaw, and she credits it entirely for the fact that she is worth talking to by eight o'clock. Her evenings are built around a film in Notting Hill, from the armchairs at the back, with dinner afterwards rather than before.
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Nora: 166 cm, honey blonde, economical
Nora is 26 and up before most people have gone to bed, the honey blonde worn long and the hazel eyes changing with the light. Her dinner is on Park Lane, at the windows facing the trees. She orders simply, finishes what she orders, and crosses into the park afterwards if the gates are still open.
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Sonya: 162 cm, and a dancer's back
Sonya is 32 and the calmest company here, hazel eyed, her dark brown worn straight, and she has kept the upright bearing that ballet gave her. She does a whole Knightsbridge evening on foot and says it is the only honest way to see the district.
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Tina: 158 cm, espresso brown, fastest in the circle
Tina is 26 and the smallest woman here, which nobody notices for long. She walks in from Covent Garden in all weathers, orders too much and is entirely unrepentant about it, and she takes in far more of a room than she ever admits to. Her room is on Albemarle Street, dark and turning under its ceiling fans, and a day's notice or less is usually enough for her.
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Early risers, and what that does to an evening
Every one of the five keeps a morning habit, and it shapes her evenings more than people expect. Nora starts at seven and finishes earlier than anybody else here. Angelika likes to be seated by half past seven. Laura's evenings begin at six when there is a screening, and Sonya's diary is short and fills a few days ahead. Tina is the exception to all of it and is happy with short notice. None of them flags at eleven, which is the useful part.
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Choosing among the five
Angelika is the most composed and the one to walk through Mayfair with. Laura is the most open, and will ask about your work until she has properly understood it. Nora is the most economical with words, which makes the ones she uses count. Sonya is the calmest and the best company for a difficult week. Tina is the quickest and the funniest, and she will finish your sentences correctly.
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