“A lawless place and a lawless people, the Italians said. A true frontier of civilization. Dangerous. FIFTY-FIVE The Stanhope Hotel was on Fifth Avenue at Eighty-third Street, across the street from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was” — Noel Hynd Copy Share Image
“Second Avenue, was now the Fondue Chalet. Why, Siegfried wondered, did not anyone in America understand the wonderful” — Noel Hynd Copy Share Image
“languages. Rather, he gave himself entirely to the raising of Laura, a beautiful little girl who,” — Noel Hynd Copy Share Image
“You know,” said Grover, “the only thing worse than a smart-assed lawyer is a dumb-assed lawyer.” — Noel Hynd Copy Share Image
“suggested elegance, as if the Romans didn’t have enough on their own. Yet” — Noel Hynd Copy Share Image
“A lawless place and a lawless people, the Italians said. A true frontier of civilization. Dangerous. FIFTY-FIVE The Stanhope Hotel was on Fifth Avenue… — Noel Hynd Copy Share Image
