The Real Lord Northcliffe Some Personal Recollections of a Private Secretary
The Real Lord Northcliffe Some Personal Recollections of a Private Secretary
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Amongst ourselves we talked of him as " Alfred, " or " Alfred the Great. " He had a natural dignity of which nobody, however friendly he became, could take advantage. I remember, though, one youthful member failing to understand this. Lord Northcliffe invited him to his country house, and during his visit called him by his Christian name, which was rather a favourite habit of his. His young guest, forgetting his position, addressed his Chief not only personally, but in writing, as " My dear Alf...red. " It did not surprise me that his career on our staff was short.
He addressed all our sex as : " My dear ! " an elastic term which may mean so much or so little ! Whether we were married or single, young or old, made no difference. I chaffed him once : " You play for safety, and so avoid confusion among your lady friends. " To which he laughingly agreed.
" Ah, my dear, you don't know them as I do ; I have to be careful, " and truthfully I did not.
It was a never-ending surprise to me how persistent some women were in their efforts to make his acquaintance, or improve the friendship already begun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amongst ourselves we talked of him as " Alfred, " or " Alfred the Great. " He had a natural dignity of which nobody, however friendly he became, could take advantage. I remember, though, one youthful member failing to understand this. Lord Northcliffe invited him to his country house, and during his visit called him by his Christian name, which was rather a favourite habit of his. His young guest, forgetting his position, addressed his Chief not only personally, but in writing, as " My dear Alf...red. " It did not surprise me that his career on our staff was short.
He addressed all our sex as : " My dear ! " an elastic term which may mean so much or so little ! Whether we were married or single, young or old, made no difference. I chaffed him once : " You play for safety, and so avoid confusion among your lady friends. " To which he laughingly agreed.
" Ah, my dear, you don't know them as I do ; I have to be careful, " and truthfully I did not.
It was a never-ending surprise to me how persistent some women were in their efforts to make his acquaintance, or improve the friendship already begun.
What to read after The Real Lord Northcliffe Some Personal Recollections of a Private Secretary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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