The Age of Innocence



\"I don't suppose, dear, you're really defending the French Sunday?\"

\"I've heard you often enough, mother, grumble at the English Sunday when we've been in London.\"

\"New York is neither Paris nor London.\"

\"Oh, no, it's not!\" her son groaned.

\"You mean, I suppose, that society here is not as brilliant? You're right, I daresay; but we belong here, and people should respect our ways when they come among us. Ellen Olenska


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\"I don't suppose, dear, you're really defending the French Sunday?\"

\"I've heard you often enough, mother, grumble at the English Sunday when we've been in London.\"

\"New York is neither Paris nor London.\"

\"Oh, no, it's not!\" her son groaned.

\"You mean, I suppose, that society here is not as brilliant? You're right, I daresay; but we belong here, and people should respect our ways when they come among us. Ellen Olenska


316 of 1313