The Ways of Men
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The Ways of Men, by Eliot Gregory
THE WAYS OF MEN
to Edith Wharton
CHAPTER 1—“Uncle Sam”
CHAPTER 2—Domestic Despots
CHAPTER 3—Cyrano, Rostand, Coquelin
CHAPTER 4—Machine-made Men
CHAPTER 5—Parnassus
CHAPTER 6—Modern Architecture
CHAPTER 7—Worldly Color-Blindness
CHAPTER 8—Idling in Mid-Ocean
CHAPTER 9—“Climbers” in England
CHAPTER 10—Calvé at Cabrières
CHAPTER 11—A Cry For Fresh Air
CHAPTER 12—The Paris of our Grandparents
CHAPTER 13—Some American Husbands
CHAPTER 14—“Carolus”
CHAPTER 15—The Grand Opera Fad
CHAPTER 16—The Poetic Cabarets of Paris
CHAPTER 17—Etiquette At Home and Abroad
CHAPTER 18—What is “Art”?
CHAPTER 19—The Genealogical Craze
CHAPTER 20—As the Twig is Bent
CHAPTER 21—Seven Small Duchesses
CHAPTER 22—Growing Old Ungracefully
CHAPTER 23—Around a Spring
CHAPTER 24—The Better Part
CHAPTER 25—La Comédie Française à Orange
CHAPTER 26—Pre-palatial Newport
CHAPTER 27—Sardou at Marly-le-Roy
CHAPTER 28—Inconsistencies
CHAPTER 29—Modern “Cadets de Gascogne”
CHAPTER 30—The Dinner and the Drama
CHAPTER 31—The Modern Aspasia
CHAPTER 32—A Nation in a Hurry
CHAPTER 33—The Spirit of History
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