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miss edith n. allen read the humorous essay of the evening, entitled “The Modern Aeneas.” She described the Aeneas of the books, his wanderings, his character, and his grand opinion of himself, and likened him to a be-gloved, be-caned, be-mustached young exquisite who leaves his home in the east to come west and grasp the fortune that he knew is waiting here ready for his hands to seize upon.
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miss
edith
n.
allen
read
the
humorous
essay
of
the
evening,
entitled
“The
Modern
Aeneas.”
She
described
the
Aeneas
of
the
books,
his
wanderings,
his
character,
and
his
grand
opinion
of
himself,
and
likened
him
to
a
be-gloved,
be-caned,
be-mustached
young
exquisite
who
leaves
his
home
in
the
east
to
come
west
and
grasp
the
fortune
that
he
knew
is
waiting
here
ready
for
his
hands
to
seize
upon.
