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Worldly Ways and Byways, by Eliot Gregory Worldly Ways & Byways

A Table of Contents To the Reader No. 1—Charm No. 2—The Moth and the Star No. 3—Contrasted Travelling No. 4—The Outer and the Inner Woman No. 5—On Some Gilded Misalliances No. 6—The Complacency of Mediocrity No. 7—The Discontent of Talent No. 8—Slouch No. 9—Social Suggestion No. 10—Bohemia No. 11—Social Exiles No. 12—“Seven Ages” of Furniture No. 13—Our Elite and Public Life No. 14—The Small Summer Hotel No. 15—A False Start No. 16—A Holy Land No. 17—Royalty At Play No. 18—A Rock Ahead No. 19—The Grand Prix No. 20—“The Treadmill.” No. 21—“Like Master Like Man.” No. 22—An English Invasion of the Riviera No. 23—A Common Weakness No. 24—Changing Paris No. 25—Contentment No. 26—The Climber No. 27—The Last of the Dandies No. 28—A Nation on the Wing No. 29—Husks No. 30—The Faubourg of St. Germain No. 31—Men’s Manners No. 32—An Ideal Hostess No. 33—The Introducer No. 34—A Question and an Answer No. 35—Living on your Friends No. 36—American Society in Italy No. 37—The Newport of the Past No. 38—A Conquest of Europe No. 39—A Race of Slaves Chapter 40—Introspection [276] Footnotes:

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