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b~e!1t
me to apend a month or 110 there and
drink
the
"'
ten.
So
the
three
of
U8
took: our two eefTantl (l)1d .ent. It'll'u a very quiet 11ttle place and
had
not then become celebrated. a.
it
cUd a
few
years later by
the
_
eror
m.k1ng
it
r ..Monable • • , hired a parlor and three bedrooms, belide
ttrQ
for our .,"ant •• and atlQ"ed there three ••eka . T'na table wa. very good.
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l'b.ey gave"". a bQttle of vin ordlnalre to \;8.Ch person. and in fact , ...1
denled o\U'aelvu nothilJoi .hile
there .
1
fhen ..., callie to l eave ... were
8'
Ul'-
priGed at
the
mod.eratlon of
the
bill . I t
wall
only 17 fR<IICS a day
err
Ulall . It ... a
f'unny
place.
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lort
of readln& room to which I went one
i!al
to 3ubacdbe. 'l'he custodian
a&ked
me
.
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I
ha.11ed
from. 1
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1
told
him
it
wall mohl
than •
th<nU!\lId 1ll11ee from
Ne"
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he
W.I
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wurpriled. But the funnleet experience I had there -..
1
n gettin&
~oney .
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~h
al I
th~ught
I
Ihould want, and there were some pretty embr01der1el and "ood ca.rvin&1
there that I liked and. wanted. to bu,y, !\lid eo I thought I lhould need
rather more money than I had. I aaked the doctor where I thoul.d get it.
He pointed. out a Bort of grocery
~
the street and.
reco~nd.ed
me to
tIP-.
p l y there. So 1 sallied f orth to interview
I11iJ
gentleman. I .tated
m::t
wanta, ahowed
b.iIIl
mv letter of credit , and ,lked
it
he
would let me have
a thousand frane. . -Non , - came out very gruffly ,
-11:7
nott- laid I.
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he
did not kno.. IIIlI and therefo r e could not pay
8.1
J3
money, but he
pOinted out a \lort of ehop for t :lY1 and ..ood. carvln&1 down
the
Itreet ,
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and proffereli the same reque.t . Thie rroan _I rather more 01'1'11 than the
first , who _e a regular brute .
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he
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