Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938 · London, Methuen · leaf 312
the capitals oftwo totally and almost inimically different nations mustbe. For a few days the £nglishmai\,is apt to think thatParis has all the advantages: but that is because he ison a holiday; he soon comes to realise that London ishis home, London knows his needs and supplies them.Much as I… … GIRLS HEAD ECOLE DE FAURIAM(Loirm) THE TWO NATIONS 229 are idle. For a Frenchman there is no country likeFrance and no city like Paris; for an Englishman Eng-land is the best country and London the most desirablecity. For a short holiday for an Englishman, Paiis is alittle paradise; for a short…
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