The Custom of the Country Chapter 7

In which the lovely Undine prepares for an important evening, surrounded by the fuss and fondness of her mother and attendants, while encountering the perplexities of New York society’s intricate social codes. At the intimate Dagonet family dinner, she finds herself learning the delicate dance of engaged life amidst subtle judgment and genteel tension, all the while basking in the glow of newfound affection.