The Visits of Elizabeth

The Visits of Elizabeth by Elinor Glyn is about the marriages, homes, and morals observed by a debutante going around enjoying high society as she describes in letters to her mother. Excerpt: "Dearest Mamma,—I got here all right, without even a smut on my face, for Agnès tidied me up in the brougham before we arrived at the gate. The dust in the train was horrid. It is a nice house. They were at tea when I was ushered in; it was in the hall…"