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What to read if... you’re a dollar princess
Rosalie Vanderpoel married an Englishman of title, and part of the story of her married life forms my prologue. Hers was of the early international marriages, and the republican mind had not yet adjusted itself to all that such alliances...
What to read if... you’re a single woman in possession of a good fortune
To accumulate the whole wealth of a society into a few families is inconsistent with the happiness of every society, and to throw it all into the hands of our nobility is inconsistent with our constitution in particular.1
Sounds good, do...
What to read if... Robert De Niro’s talking to you
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The actor Michael Pennington:
My agent rang me...after receiving a call from a New York casting director. There was a movie being planned (it ended up as The Good Shepherd) directed by Robert de Nir...
What to read if... you're curiouser
A pendant to last week's essay: because those children, “in love with their books”, are going to need supplies.
Wandering the highways and byways of Substack, WTRI stumbled across The Books That Made Us, where people describe and discuss...
What to read if...you have a bibbing baby
It will perhaps be wondered that I mention reasoning with children: and yet I cannot but think that the true way of dealing with them. They understand it as early as they do language: and, if I misobserve not, they love to be treated as r...
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