January 14, 2022 at 6:34 am (Recommended, Books, Women Writers, destinations)
Tags: reading lists, humor, nonfiction, biographies, spies, Berlin, COVID Reading
One morning Louise decides to attend a lecture at the American Women’s Club. She brings Young Don (11 years old) with her. They’re in the Embassy car. Louise glances in the rearview mirror. Following them is a Volkswagen crammed with Gestapo trainees (!!!), some of whom look as young as sixteen. Louise floors the accelerator. She has a full tank of gas . . . the teenage trainees don’t.
All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days, p. 283
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