Elizabeth Visits America
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She was very stout, but I don't understand why she was such a"drawback. " She had the jolliest face and laugh, even if her voice wasthe voice of the Lusitania's siren.
The customs are so quaint! She introduced us to each guest (not theguests to us!) and they each repeated our names after her like this: "Lady Chevenix and Lady Valmond, I want to present you to Mrs. ColonelProdgers. " Then Mrs. Colonel Prodgers repeated, "Lady Chevenix, LadyValmond, " and so on all down the line, until our poor n...ames rang in ourheads; and Tom and the Senator and the Vicomte just the same. Thecompany were about seven women besides our hostess, and only threeyoung, the others verging on forty; and all the men were husbands, whomthe wives spoke of as "Mr. " So and So when they mentioned them--just asthe townspeople do when they come out to the Conservative meetings orbazaars at home; and the husbands did the same. But they do this in NewYork even, unless in the very highest set; no man is spoken of by hiswife as "Bob" or "Charlie" or "my husband;" always "Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was very stout, but I don't understand why she was such a"drawback. " She had the jolliest face and laugh, even if her voice wasthe voice of the Lusitania's siren.
The customs are so quaint! She introduced us to each guest (not theguests to us!) and they each repeated our names after her like this: "Lady Chevenix and Lady Valmond, I want to present you to Mrs. ColonelProdgers. " Then Mrs. Colonel Prodgers repeated, "Lady Chevenix, LadyValmond, " and so on all down the line, until our poor n...ames rang in ourheads; and Tom and the Senator and the Vicomte just the same. Thecompany were about seven women besides our hostess, and only threeyoung, the others verging on forty; and all the men were husbands, whomthe wives spoke of as "Mr. " So and So when they mentioned them--just asthe townspeople do when they come out to the Conservative meetings orbazaars at home; and the husbands did the same. But they do this in NewYork even, unless in the very highest set; no man is spoken of by hiswife as "Bob" or "Charlie" or "my husband;" always "Mr.
What to read after Elizabeth Visits America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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