Men And Books And Cities
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"Will you not waive ceremony, " her note said, "and let us take you to luncheon on Thursday? At one P. M. We should call for you at your hotel (or wherever you might say) and motor to the Sunset Hill Club (which club I think you will find charming) and, of course, bring you back to town. We should ask two or three oth- j ers to meet you. " The doctor drove me out Pershing, formerly Berlin, Avenue, and we picked up the other men of the party as we went : an attractive young man in training, as y...ou might say, for the priesthood; and a Father Wilbur a gentleman, I discov ered, of interesting history, one-time an Epis copalian minister; of vivid personality; of con siderable local reputation; and as the author [127] MEN AND BOOKS AND CITIES of a sonnet sequence addressed, as I understand the matter, to Roosevelt, and published some thing like a couple of years ago of much wider fame. My impression, got from that "grape vine telegraph" which is all about in the air, is that these sonnets are decidedly striking in character.
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"Will you not waive ceremony, " her note said, "and let us take you to luncheon on Thursday? At one P. M. We should call for you at your hotel (or wherever you might say) and motor to the Sunset Hill Club (which club I think you will find charming) and, of course, bring you back to town. We should ask two or three oth- j ers to meet you. " The doctor drove me out Pershing, formerly Berlin, Avenue, and we picked up the other men of the party as we went : an attractive young man in training, as y...ou might say, for the priesthood; and a Father Wilbur a gentleman, I discov ered, of interesting history, one-time an Epis copalian minister; of vivid personality; of con siderable local reputation; and as the author [127] MEN AND BOOKS AND CITIES of a sonnet sequence addressed, as I understand the matter, to Roosevelt, and published some thing like a couple of years ago of much wider fame. My impression, got from that "grape vine telegraph" which is all about in the air, is that these sonnets are decidedly striking in character.
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