Prue and I

Prue and I is transcendentalist Mr. Curtis's account of the adventures of loyal housewife Prue and accountant Mr. Titbottom. George William Curtis writes fun and whimsical psychedelic adventure. Excerpt: «In the warm afternoons of the early summer, it is my pleasure to stroll about Washington Square and along Fifth Avenue, at the hour when the diners-out are hurrying to the tables of the wealthy and refined. I gaze with placid delight upon the cheerful expanse of a white waistcoat that illumes those streets at that hour, and mark the variety of emotions that swell beneath all that purity.»