The chapter on "The War" begins with a visit to John Lane's house, and ends with a procession under the Arc de Triomphe which is observed with Auntie.
In the first chapter of this book, the title figure notes that Henry James's The Awkward Age would make a remarkable play and notes that her grandmother was a pupil of Clara Schumann's father. The chapter on "The War" begins with a visit to John Lane's house, and ends with a procession under the Arc de Triomphe which is observed with Auntie. The last section, "After the War 1919-1932," ends with mentions of Paul Bowles and Aaron Copland and features such suggested titles for the book as "Wives of Geniuses I Have Sat With" and "My Life with the Great." FTP, name this 1933 work which also features a chapter on "Gertrude Stein Before She Came to Paris," which was ostensibly written by Stein's female companion.
In the first chapter of this book, the title figure notes that Henry James's The Awkward Age would make a remarkable play and notes that her grandmother was a pupil of Clara Schumann's father.
The {Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas}