My dear lady, you have no idea just how scandalous I can be. ~Peter Viktor von Strassenberg, 1905 — Gwenn Wright, Lipstick & Bolsheviks
My dear lady, you have no idea just how scandalous I can be. ~Peter Viktor von Strassenberg, 1905 — Gwenn Wright, Lipstick & Bolsheviks
My dear lady, you have no idea just how scandalous I can be. ~Peter Viktor von Strassenberg, 1905 — Gwenn Wright, Lipstick & Bolsheviks
My dear lady, you have no idea just how scandalous I can be. ~Peter Viktor von Strassenberg, 1905 — Gwenn Wright, Lipstick & Bolsheviks
My dear lady, you have no idea just how scandalous I can be. ~Peter Viktor von Strassenberg, 1905 — Gwenn Wright, Lipstick & Bolsheviks
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My dear lady, you have no idea just how scandalous I can be. ~Peter Viktor von Strassenberg, 1905

— Gwenn Wright, Lipstick & Bolsheviks
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