10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ULTRAEXCLUSIVE»
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ultraexclusive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ultraexclusive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Secret Society Girl: An Ivy League Novel
Eli University junior Amy Haskel finds her life turned upside down when she is invited to join the Rose & Grave, the country's most powerful and notorious secret society, as one of the organization's first female members, as she deals with ...
Rescued during a raging storm, sensible Bridget blushes scarlet when she finds herself seduced by a captivating stranger.
Sometimes the truth hurts.
Jackets for men are required only in some of the fine dining rooms of a very few
ultraexclusive resorts, such as the Lodge at Koele on Lanai&and they)ll cordially
provide you with a jacket if you don)t bring your own. Aloha wear, which does not
...
5
Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine
The characters, ranging from the ultraexclusive set known as the “missionary
crowd," through humble American New Englanders, to the unhappy victims of
leprosy, demonstrate Mr. London's versatility and skill. Nature is pictured in some
of ...
6
The Brass Check: A Study of American Journalism
I had been living quietly for a year or so, working on "King Coal," when I was
invited to meet at luncheon one of the officials of the ultraexclusive Friday
Morning Club of Los Angeles. I was duly inspected 137 The Roof-Garden of the
World.
7
Nashville, Including Side Trips: Frommer's ShortCuts
But consider yourself forewarned: The reality is that most of today's superstars
live in ultraexclusive, gated enclaves, so your chances of driving by a mansion to
catch Tim McGraw mowing his grass are slim to none. At the Visitors Center in
the ...
Frommer's ShortCuts, 2012
8
Success Magazine and the National Post
She took cases that were not ' ultraexclusive,” and, for one winter, she made
herself the most unmitigated nuisance that ever blew into a community. She kept
her engagements like clockwork, her patients had to see her, sick or well, idle or
...
The black card was, as an Amex executive put it, “ultraexclusive.” It enabled
holders to “do anything they wanted.” For instance? “Well, they might need a
helicopter sent to the middle of the Sahara to pick up their son on safari. We'd do
that.
10
Rich: The Rise and Fall of American Wealth Culture
With an indoor tennis court, squash court, swimming pool, and other facilities, the
place was essentially a country club in the middle of Manhattan, making it truly
unique and ultraexclusive. The war, however, threw a monkey wrench into the ...
