Quote by Eleanor Robson Belmont

A private railroad car is not an acquired taste. One takes to it immediately.


A private railroad car is not an acquired taste. One takes t

Summary

This quote suggests that enjoying the experience of traveling in a private railroad car does not require any particular taste or preference; rather, one would appreciate it instantly. The implication is that the luxury and exclusivity of a private railroad car are so inherently captivating and enjoyable that there is no acclimatization period or need to develop a liking for it. Whether it's the comfort, privacy, or lavishness associated with such accommodations, one would quickly and effortlessly embrace the experience.

By Eleanor Robson Belmont
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