The Log Cabin Lady An Anonymous Autobiography
The Log Cabin Lady An Anonymous Autobiography
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" Any woman who, to put any one at ease, will break a priceless Sevres cup is heroic, " I said. His answer, though flippant, was pleasant: "Any mp. Who would not smile 40 THE LOG-CABIN LADY across the table at a lovely woman is a fool. " Mr. Gladstone always wore a flower in his button-hole, a big, loose collar that never fitted, a floppy black necktie, and trousers that needed a valet's attention. He was the greatest combination of propriety and utter disregard of conventions I had ever seen.
...The event next in importance to a pres- entation at court was a tea at which the tea planter Sir Thomas Lipton was one of the guests. He was not Sir Thomas then, but was very much in the limelight, having contributed twenty-five thousand pounds to the fund collected by the Princess of Wales to feed the poor of London in commemora- tion of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
The Earl of Lathom, then the Lord Chamberlain, who looked like Santa Claus and smiled like Andrew Carnegie, was among the guests; so were Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Any woman who, to put any one at ease, will break a priceless Sevres cup is heroic, " I said. His answer, though flippant, was pleasant: "Any mp. Who would not smile 40 THE LOG-CABIN LADY across the table at a lovely woman is a fool. " Mr. Gladstone always wore a flower in his button-hole, a big, loose collar that never fitted, a floppy black necktie, and trousers that needed a valet's attention. He was the greatest combination of propriety and utter disregard of conventions I had ever seen.
...The event next in importance to a pres- entation at court was a tea at which the tea planter Sir Thomas Lipton was one of the guests. He was not Sir Thomas then, but was very much in the limelight, having contributed twenty-five thousand pounds to the fund collected by the Princess of Wales to feed the poor of London in commemora- tion of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
The Earl of Lathom, then the Lord Chamberlain, who looked like Santa Claus and smiled like Andrew Carnegie, was among the guests; so were Mr.
What to read after The Log Cabin Lady An Anonymous Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oxford University Musical Union to read onlineMoreLess
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