Boughton, George Henry, 1834-1905 · London, Macmillan · leaf 164
las ! changed for a modern nonde- script that might almost be Flemish or French, or from some little, vague Netherlandish settlement — anywhere. He generally wears, in emulation of his French fellow- workman, a kind of regulation head-gear, a fearfully tall silk cap of this sort of build when new,… … / One generally, however, associates a pipe and a Dutchman together; in fact, it is difficult to think of one without immediately thinking of the other. And it is a sad wrench to one's feelings to find the pipe put out, and the cigar — and in a perky cigar-tube, too, generally — flourishing in its…
Netherlands -- Description and travel
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