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How Paris amuses itself; (1903)

Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 353

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yage so Arcadian, a strong rope of thirtymeters and a gaff which will prove useful ingoing through the locks. ** Permit me to express to you again, sir, myvery sincere regrets and the assurance of mydistinguished sentiments. ** Yours, etc. 3o6 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF Finally, just outside of Paris,… … Photo by F. Berkeley SmithTHE BOAT BUILDERS AT ARGENTEUIL proved advantages before the end of the trip. Ashort portable mast carried a leg-of-mutton sail,which I hoisted one sunny afternoon, and leftAsnieres, with a fair wind driving me along un-der old bridges and past little islands in…

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