Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 330
e whose portrait hangs in the innadjoining Madame Baudieres garden. A sea-soned old hostelry is the inn, famous for its vint-ages and its sauces, both of which go far towardcheering the stranger who comes to Poissy. This quaint town upon the bank of the Seinewould be a drowsy little hamlet indeed… … 286 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF posit their dust-begrimed occupants at the doorof Monsieur Dalaisons inn, the Esturgeon. Forit is quite the thing for Parisians to take theirSunday dejeuner or diner at this hostelry. When I first saw her, Madame Baudiere wasstepping out of the narrow doorway of her…
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