Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 289
the labyrinth of thehuge buildings above us, to gaze at the marvelsof architecture, and to creep into the dungeons. them a living. One longs to examine the manyrows of fish-traps, that are placed upon the sandbefore the tide comes in, and are full of sole andflounders when the tide goes out; and… … MONT ST. THE KNIGHTS HALL. Although it was late in the season, the hotelwas crowded; and large parties, mostly ofFrench people, were making the tour of inspec-tion. The majority of the visitors came onlyfor the day, and we were told that about fortythousand come every year. After the tour through…
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