Dancing Lessons for the Advanced in Age
Shoemakers
Reminiscing in old age
Fiction, humorous, general
Conduct of life
New York Times reviewed
Fiction, general
Fiction
An old man, a shoemaker who once wore a pince-nez and carried a stick with a silver mounting because he wanted to look like a composer, tells the story of his life to six young, beautiful women basking in the sun. One drunken thought triggers another. Amorous conquests alternate with sundry mishaps …
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