Boughton, George Henry, 1834-1905 · London, Macmillan · leaf 87
The Treasures of Broek. 61 show of tidiness, and he at once proclaimed that it was the cleanest place in the world, and worth going miles to see. He had ventured into one of the cottages, and, falling in love with some rare bit of old blue-and-white china, had bought it for the usual "son^," which… … es THE WAY TO MONNICKENDAM— DISTANT VIEW OF BROEK. ing. They have likewise bought old china, although the "song" got into a higher key as time went on. The dear old lady has been obliged to restock her cottage over and over again with her dear grandparents' teapots and punchbowls. She has made her…
Netherlands -- Description and travel
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