Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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he waiters laughed to eachother, as though vastly amused by the inconvenience topeople who did not give them tips, according to the newrule placarded in the rooms and in the lifts: Le Mancesono assolutamente vietati. Afterward I saw some of thesefellows whispering together. It was Count Ostuni who gave me a more serious viewof the matter than I had first taken. He touched me onthe arm as I stood in the hall, and said, I want to talk toyou. Lets find a quiet corner. We found two of the big low leather chairs at the far endof the room, by the high stone chimney piece sculpturedwith the arms of the Dandoli, as far away as possible fromthe minstrels gallery below the pointed arches where theorchestra was playing after dinner. Up there in the opengalleries which looked down into this central hall weregroups of people who had just dined and were sitting on thebalustrades or leaning over them, watching the scene be-low, and chatting to each other and smoking cigarettes.(Continued on Page 86)
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