The stately town house's wrought iron doors open onto a hushed foyer.
Pollokshields is posher, with avenues of villas between Pollok and Maxwell parks, and stately town houses and tenements by Pollokshields West station.
Their relationship was apparently congenial: Ms. Roiphe visited Ms. Malcolm's "stately town-house apartment" on three occasions, but Ms. Malcolm was determined to hold her ground: no tape recorder allowed.
fd02f4a8-4e5d-4959-9255-65b30a259d18 Three months before D‑Day, in 1944, some Parisians in the chic 16th Arrondissement started complaining about thick smoke with an acrid smell emanating from the stately town house at 21 rue Le Sueur.
He is betting, after all, that he can lure show-weary buyers and editors from the tents of Bryant Park to the Upper East Side headquarters of the Society of Illustrators, the stately town house where he will make his debut.
Standing in front of a stately town hall here in central Ohio, under a giant banner that read "Victory in Ohio," Mr. Romney called Mr. Biden's claim "another outrageous charge".
As the day's heat begins to fade, runners, dog walkers and idlers converge on Padang Kota Lama, a grass pitch sandwiched between Penang's stately town hall and 18th-century Fort Cornwallis.
Those who do venture to Andros generally stick to the coast, scalloped with over 70 beaches, or the stately town of Chora, a cluster of neoclassical mansions jutting out to sea.
Along the way, we passed through small towns rich in rural and historical character yet bustling with new enterprise, past 18th-century farmhouses, cornfields and orchards and vegetable stands, past stately town greens, and old cemeteries.
But in recent weeks, this leafy, racially diverse neighborhood of stately town houses near the University of Chicago has become an overnight sensation, thanks to President-elect Barack Obama, who lives in a six-bedroom, Georgian-style house on South Greenwood Avenue.
