Mrs. Ames

In 'Mrs. Ames', E. F. Benson masterfully conjures the intricate social tapestry of a bygone Edwardian era, wherein the currency of reputation outweighs wealth itself. The narrative, embroidered with the witticisms and subtleties characteristic of Benson's work, lays bare the delicate practices of social jockeying and the far-reaching implications of gossip. Amidst the comedy of manners, he adroitl...