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Neither Jeeves nor a school book, this time; but a small-scale American heiress dealing with three suitors, and ending up very happy. Several trips across the Atlanatic, and action in France and London, but mostly in New York.

Sally mostly seems fairly sensible (even though she has friends involved in the theater). Although her emotional state wanders some, and I think she's unaware of a lot of her feelings (we certainly are kept unaware, but I think she is too).

It seems weird to me that I can't find the shadow of the Great War hanging over this anywhere; especially with people from England and all. I guess the Roaring Twenties were about denial, largely of that.