Miss Lesley E. Bogert strides with purpose through a parking lot of curvaceous vehicles, off to cavort among fellow Newport socialites of the 1930s. Her father, Beverley Bogert, was a prominent New York banker.
This article from the April 14, 1935 Daily News gives the deets on her relationship with Russia’s Prince George. Note how she is described as “apple-cheeked, plump and roly-poly,” which seems inconsistent with the image above.
By the way, “caracul” is an Asian sheep with a dark curled fleece when young. You know, like most of us wear.
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I would not consider her “roly poly”. I would guess her Prince was a white Russian.
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Ha!
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Zaftig! Finally! I get to use that word, the companion to our favorite, pulchritudinous.
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I am relating so much to the former and not so much to the latter. 12 points to you for using vocabulary words in a context sentence, and also another spin on the big wheel.
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