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This book pre-dates Waugh's Bright Young things and is part of the 1920s Jazz era. Not a wholly convincing ending, but it evokes the scandalous parties and the lively characters as only a bon vivant like Nichols could.This book pre-dates Waugh's Bright Young things and is part of the 1920s Jazz era. Not a wholly convincing ending, but it evokes the scandalous parties and the lively characters as only a bon vivant like Nichols could....more
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