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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I

CHAPTER V
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Every one of 'em asked the same question, "Who met them at the station ?" That's the chief thing they wished to know.

When I said "I did"-- that fixed the whole thing on the highest peg of dignity.

They could classify the whole proceeding properly, and they went off happy.

Again: You've got to go in to dinner in the exact order prescribed by the constitution; and, if you avoid that or confuse that, you'll never be able to live it down.

And so about Government, Literature, Art--everything.


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