New England history matters: The respectable art of sticky-beaking

By Jim Belshaw
Updated May 31 2018 - 12:04pm, first published 11:48am
Paul Gavarni, La Flâneur 1842: To be a flâneur is to idle without purpose, interested in what you find."
Paul Gavarni, La Flâneur 1842: To be a flâneur is to idle without purpose, interested in what you find."

I was introduced to the art of flânerie by John Baxter’s book The Most Beautiful Walk in the World: A pedestrian in Paris.

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