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—;190 EXCURSION TO PARIScold wind, once a violent shower of rain :'Hoaliholih ! ' frequent and sordid; couldn't think of smokingstood mainly. Stewards abundantly humane ; one poorGerman lad half- dead ; two hundred of us or more,Dover in the damp, gusty twilight ; and at length*squeeze out. Commissioner of Gun Tavern,' one canget refreshment : along then ! Brandy and water andbeef-steak, in the dirty coffee-room of Gun Tavern,extremely welcome in fine, and beneficial. Indiacaptain talking as he ate, foolish old Lancashire steammachinist (from Lago Maggiore region) answermgloudly, foolishly. Commissioner has done my trunk :* two-franc piece'(what you please),—no likelihood ofstarting ' for an hour yet,' so many are we. Get mywetted {not dried) topcoat. Somebody has stolen threegood cigars ; happily nothing else. Station house, andplace myself ; can't see trunk, have to believe it right(and it proves so) .Fat French woman lands beside meagain. Young English-Belgian tourists (seemingly),three young men, one ditto woman : silly all, andafraid of air. Off, at last, thank Heaven ! By theshore, cliffs, and sea to Folkestone ; ice have no lamp(so many in train) ; after Folkestone, thanks to beefsteakand extremity of fatigue, I fall asleep (never thelike in a railway before) ; half-waken twice, to pulldown the window (which is always pulled up againstraightway) ; awaken wholly, and it is LondonBridge ! Admirable silence, method and velocityhere. They keep us standing some ten minutes,
under copious light ;* Tiens, je vois deja ma malle !EXCUESION TO PARIS 191tickets got, trunks are all laid out, in an enclosureexclaims Monsieur : as might I, and others. Near midnight,through muddy rains, am home safe,—scarcecredible !—and have, as it were, slept ever since. Ohthe joy of being home again, home and silent ! NoAshburton come yet: weather wet. Finis. 7 Oct.,1851.
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CAKLYLE'S LAST WORDS
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LASTWOEDSOFTHOMAS CAELYLELONDONLONG
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!!;.^2 WOTTON REiNFliEDwisdom of li
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'10 WOTTON REINFREDafflicted schola
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12 WOTTON EEINl'T.EDCHAPTERIIReluct
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14 WOTTON KEINFREDbusied only with
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16 WOTTON EEINFEEDTo read and write
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;22 WOTTON REINFREDthey could not.
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52 WOTTON REINFEEDthe painter of so
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56 WOTTON REINFEEDA circular valley
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;60 WOTTON REINFREDconception. It i
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82 WOTTON EEINFEEDgross, you shall
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'84 WOTTON EEINFEEDdoes not seem to
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86 WOTTON EEINFKEDnot but amuse our
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88 WOTTON REINFREDmen wished him we
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—90 WOTTON EEINFEEDall combining
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;92 WOTTON REINFREDobserved Maurice
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'94 WOTTON EEINFKEDWhen the very hi
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98 WOTTON REIXFRED'God help us ! wh
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tooWOTTON l^EINFREDdust before the
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;-102 WOTTON EEINFEEDthese he unite
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104 WOTTON REINFEEDing mannerism in
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106 WOTTON REINFKEDCHAPTER VIThe in
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;108 WOTTON REINFREDor quick stormf
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;110 WOTTON REINFEEDthe man, sittin
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112 WOTTON REINFKEDlaborious folly,
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114 WOTTON EEINTREDto peace. But po
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;116 WOTTON REINFREDbright eyes, bu
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118 WOTTON REINFREDtwelve miles dis
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120 WOTTON EEINFREDIt was an upland
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'122 WOTTON EEINFREDobserved a cava
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124 WOTTON REINFEED*Ah, yes ! ' fai
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126 WOTTON REINFEEDCHAPTEE VIIJane
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—128 WOTTON REINPEEDdid not love
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!!132 WOTTON EEINFEEt)hours I have
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134 WOTTON REINPREDothers suffer, s
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