100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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_Europe On $10 A Day_ has for many years been co-authoredby his wife Hope. "While Arthur is on the streets grubbing for bargains, "she says, "I'm in the museums. " With her own career as an actress and director, Hope does not fly theAtlantic quite as often as her husband. Says Arthur: "I go to Europe likeother people commute to Long Island. Sometimes I go without even achange of clothes. " Twelve-year-old Pauline Frommer made her first trip to Europe at the ageof two and a half months. Bright a...nd precocious, she seems a natural tosucceed her father in the business one day.
Arthur Frommer's success story began shortly after he graduated fromYale Law School in 1953. While serving in the Army in Europe, he usedevery weekend to travel. "At the end of my stay in the Army, " he recalls, "having nothing to do, I sat down and wrote a little volume called _TheGI Guide to Europe_. It was written strictly from memory; it had noprices or phone numbers. I went home and started practicing law. ThenI got a cable saying that all 50, 000 copies had sold out immediately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Europe On $10 A Day_ has for many years been co-authoredby his wife Hope. "While Arthur is on the streets grubbing for bargains, "she says, "I'm in the museums. " With her own career as an actress and director, Hope does not fly theAtlantic quite as often as her husband. Says Arthur: "I go to Europe likeother people commute to Long Island. Sometimes I go without even achange of clothes. " Twelve-year-old Pauline Frommer made her first trip to Europe at the ageof two and a half months. Bright a...nd precocious, she seems a natural tosucceed her father in the business one day.
Arthur Frommer's success story began shortly after he graduated fromYale Law School in 1953. While serving in the Army in Europe, he usedevery weekend to travel. "At the end of my stay in the Army, " he recalls, "having nothing to do, I sat down and wrote a little volume called _TheGI Guide to Europe_. It was written strictly from memory; it had noprices or phone numbers. I went home and started practicing law. ThenI got a cable saying that all 50, 000 copies had sold out immediately.
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