Edwards, George Wharton, 1859-1950 · Philadelphia, The Penn Publishing Company · leaf 164
, and exhibited a pair of extremitiesresembling in size the masts of a ship, to the great won-der of the peasants. There were also some shabbymerry-go-rounds with wheezy organs driven by machin-ery, and booths in which hard-featured show women werefrying wafiles in evil smelling grease. After… … :X,r,i.wLX»2w.(< . BERGUES of these for the children who stood about with wateringmouths, we left the Kermesse and wandered awaydown a silent street towards a smaller tower rising froma belt of dark trees. This we found to be the remains of the ancient abbey ofSt. Winoc. A very civil mannered…
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