From ''Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day'' (1939). A dowdy governess is somewhat disapproving and somewhat in awe of the glamour of her new employer and friends. (There should be at least one comma in the phrase, but I don't know how to retroactively insert it.)
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From ''Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day'' (1939). A dowdy governess is somewhat disapproving and somewhat in awe of the glamour of her new employer and friends. (There should be at least one comma in the phrase, but I don't know how to retroactively insert it.)
December 22, 2008