Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 181
eep the carriage windows shut,we see that we are passing through a very prettycountry, which will be a great deal prettier whenthe sun shines. At Monks Risborough, which isa very little village, we do not stop, but go stillfarther on to a very pleasant country house wherewe have arranged to stay… … ON THE EDGE OF AN ENGLISH COMMON the station we take flies, not blue-bottle ones,but one-horse carriages, each holding four per- have some tea, whichis presently served tous, accompanied bythin slices of breadand butter. The Eng-lish are very fond of tea, and at what-ever hour of the afternoon we…
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