A charming travelogue from about 1920, from the point of view of two affluent new adult ladies. They're honest, with no pretense, though, so the humor is real and delightful.
Provides a nice counterpoint to the "Lost Generation" who wrote of Americans in Europe in constant pursuit of some cathartic hangover of perfect despair.
Provides a nice counterpoint to the "Lost Generation" who wrote of Americans in Europe in constant pursuit of some cathartic hangover of perfect despair.
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