Things I Remember
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Another character in Parisian society was the Baronne de la Selliere, formerly Mrs.
Livermore, who lived in the next house to Mrs. Ayers and entertained on the same ex- tensive scale. She was a charming woman, and her sister-in-law, the Princess de Sagan, always endeavoured to persuade the Baronne to become quite French in her appearance.
"You've no idea how beautiful your white hair looks," I once said to her.
"Do you think so?" replied the Baronne; "well, I don't mind telling you, in the stri...ctest confidence, that the Princesse de Sagan in- sists that I shall never be really smart until I dye my hair red." The Princesse de Sagan was not happily THINGS I REMEMBER 121 married, but she wore her rue with dignity, and the fashionable world never suspected that differences existed, or that her husband was paid £2000 to stand by occasionally and help his wife to receive her guests at the Palais Talleyrand.
Mrs. Stephen Pell was a complete contrast to Mrs. Ayers and the Baronne de la Selliere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another character in Parisian society was the Baronne de la Selliere, formerly Mrs.
Livermore, who lived in the next house to Mrs. Ayers and entertained on the same ex- tensive scale. She was a charming woman, and her sister-in-law, the Princess de Sagan, always endeavoured to persuade the Baronne to become quite French in her appearance.
"You've no idea how beautiful your white hair looks," I once said to her.
"Do you think so?" replied the Baronne; "well, I don't mind telling you, in the stri...ctest confidence, that the Princesse de Sagan in- sists that I shall never be really smart until I dye my hair red." The Princesse de Sagan was not happily THINGS I REMEMBER 121 married, but she wore her rue with dignity, and the fashionable world never suspected that differences existed, or that her husband was paid £2000 to stand by occasionally and help his wife to receive her guests at the Palais Talleyrand.
Mrs. Stephen Pell was a complete contrast to Mrs. Ayers and the Baronne de la Selliere.
What to read after Things I Remember?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin, Frederick Townsend, 1849-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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