The Green Caldron volume 4 6 1934 1937
The Green Caldron volume 4 6 1934 1937
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Clothilde, who had once twirled on aching toes in the opera ballet, re- tired on a million francs a year to let her ankles grow fat, and took the finest box at her old place of employment, wearing diamonds countesses would have given their place in the Almanack de Gotha to possess. Miss Howard, another English importation, climbed from a jockey to an emperor and was made a countess to dim her memory. It was they who set the fashion for the great ladies of Paris and so for the world. They were n...ot vulgar women, and their affairs were "progressive polygamy, " which lasted probably as long as a Holly- wood marriage. Many of them were intellectual and fine mannered, and even if their balls were sponsored by the Jockey Club and held at the Trois Freres they commenced at least with dignit}' worthy of the Tuileries. They provided gossip not only for Paris but for the entire world, and added to the lure of the city for those who love to stare.
In a gay operetta of the day, a Swed- ish Baron tells that which he wished to see in Paris thus: "Moi, je voudrais voir les theatres Pasceux ou Ton s'embete, mais [30] Ceux ou des actrices folatres Offrent aux regards mille attraits, " while his wife looks for this: "Je veux moi, dans la capitale Voir les divas qui font fureur Voir la Patti dans Don Pasquale Et Theresa dans le Sapeur" Both wish to see the famous actresses and singers who were famous all over the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clothilde, who had once twirled on aching toes in the opera ballet, re- tired on a million francs a year to let her ankles grow fat, and took the finest box at her old place of employment, wearing diamonds countesses would have given their place in the Almanack de Gotha to possess. Miss Howard, another English importation, climbed from a jockey to an emperor and was made a countess to dim her memory. It was they who set the fashion for the great ladies of Paris and so for the world. They were n...ot vulgar women, and their affairs were "progressive polygamy, " which lasted probably as long as a Holly- wood marriage. Many of them were intellectual and fine mannered, and even if their balls were sponsored by the Jockey Club and held at the Trois Freres they commenced at least with dignit}' worthy of the Tuileries. They provided gossip not only for Paris but for the entire world, and added to the lure of the city for those who love to stare.
In a gay operetta of the day, a Swed- ish Baron tells that which he wished to see in Paris thus: "Moi, je voudrais voir les theatres Pasceux ou Ton s'embete, mais [30] Ceux ou des actrices folatres Offrent aux regards mille attraits, " while his wife looks for this: "Je veux moi, dans la capitale Voir les divas qui font fureur Voir la Patti dans Don Pasquale Et Theresa dans le Sapeur" Both wish to see the famous actresses and singers who were famous all over the world.
What to read after The Green Caldron volume 4 6 1934 1937?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Campus to read onlineMoreLess
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