"The servants tip-toed in and out with course after course. The Gining-auditors chewed vigorously but inaudibly. Bold men ered an occasional "Bravo!" and Garing ladies attempted all but Inaudible comment. Myself, I only sayed a lifted eyebrow, an approv-Sng smile, or pantomimic applause. ho interval after the first act was 4 blessing. Wo plunged into the Conversational fray with the zest those to whom Central had been Benving important. connections. We talked a little louder than was {really necessary in our reaction, but Just. in the middle of our best tories came the orchestral warning fand we hushed reverentially.
1 In the middle of this act, we fip-toed into the adjoining drawing oom for coffee liqueurs. Scattered about the big salon the gusterities of listening were a! OE".
relaxed. Unfortunately, this led to rash pronounce:
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