French War Bride Dismisses Yankee Gallantry In Public Views
A war bride writes that Americans in France were courteous at home but less gallant in public, while French manners show passion and outward signs of refinement. She argues common French street behavior lacks universal politeness, noting elbows in lines and seating choices in transit.
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The ones who really suffer x ie eign year are the babies that are kissed
The fragment notes that infants bear the impact of certain actions, suggesting a reflection on how caregivers' or society's gestures affect the youngest.
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