Architectural Digest had devoted six pages to it. A book on the interiors of the world's great houses featured it alongside Sagamore Hill, Biltmore, and Chartwell. Mercer House was the envy of house-proud Savannah. Jim Williams lived in it alone. Williams was smoking a King Edward cigarillo.
Blue bloods are so inbred and weak.
All those generations of importance and grandeur to live up to. No wonder they lack ambition. I don't envy them. And it always does. Then all they're left with is their lovely manners.