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aspecial friend and have a cosy little gossip in a quiet corner – and even write a letter as well if you wanted to. Besides these amenities ofthe Edwardian age, there were other retreats, not in any way publicised, but known tothose who wanted them. There was a double bar, with two bar attendants, an American barmanto make the Americans feel at home and to provide them with bourbon, rye, and every kindof cocktail, and an English one to deal with sherries and Pimm'sNo. I, and to talk knowledgeably about the runners at Ascot and Newbury to the middle-agedmen who stayed at Bertram's for the more serious racemeetings. There was also, tucked down a passage, in a secretive way, a television-room forthose who asked for it.
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　　But the big entrance lounge was the favourite placefor the afternoon tea drinking. The elderly ladies enjoyed seeing who came in and out,recognising old friends, and commenting unfavourably on how these had aged. There werealso American visitors fascinated by seeing the titled English really getting down totheir traditional afternoon tea. For afternoon tea was quite a feature of Bertram's.
　　It was nothing less than splendid. Presiding overthe ritual was Henry, a large and magnificent figure, a ripe fifty, avuncular,sympathetic, and with the