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Agnes
Born	Date Unknown; Scotland
Parents	Agnes' Mother
Profession	Housemaid, Cook
Residence	Lapis Lazuli
Introduced	Emma: Vol. 1, 5 March 1883
First Mentioned	Emma: Vol. 1, 5 March 1883

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The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Volume 1

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Agnes is the housemaid and cook at Lapis Lazuli House.

History

Relationships

Family

Appearance and Personality

Agnes is described as skinny, with freckles and straw-colored hair.^[1] She generally speaks with an English accent, but slips back into a Scottish one when excited or agitated.^[2]

Notes

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[10_march-1] Emma: Vol. 1, 10 March 1883

[25_April-2] Emma: Vol. 1, 25 April 1883

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+|born=Date Unknown<br>[[wikipedia:Scotland|Scotland]]
-| died = Date of Death
+|parents=Agnes' Mother
-| spouse = Spouse's Name
+|residence=[[Lapis Lazuli]]
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+|profession=Housemaid, Cook
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-| relatives = Relatives Names
+|first_mentioned={{Emma ref|e1|5 march 1883|link=y}}
-| profession = Profession Here
+}}{{spoiler|e1}}
-| titles = Titles Here
+'''Agnes''' is the housemaid and cook at [[Lapis Lazuli|Lapis Lazuli House]].
-| monikers = Other Names Here
-| groups = Group Affiliations
-| introduced = First Appearance
-| last_mentioned = Last Mentioned
-}}'''Agnes''' is a character in the series ''[[The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion]]''.
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 ==Appearance and Personality==
+Agnes is described as skinny, with freckles and straw-colored hair.{{Emma ref|e1|10 march 1883|name=10 march}} She generally speaks with an English accent, but slips back into a Scottish one when excited or agitated.{{Emma ref|e1|25 April 1883|name=25 April}}
 ==Notes==