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Title: Her Royal Highness Woman

Author: Max O'Rell

Release Date: July 28, 2010 [EBook #33285]

Language: English

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advice.... In short, he is good company, meet him where you will....
Open his new book, "Between Ourselves," at random, and you will find
upon every page something shrewd, reflective, and good-natured. Half
the petty problems that go to make up life are here discussed with ease
and witty garrulity.... Beneath the mask of Max O'Rell's witticism
there is an honest face of experience and common-sense. He even helps
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so many wise things to say about many things, and such an irresistibly
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'The keen observation, genial wit, and engaging frankness which combine
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