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A revolution made by bread. And ours was made by tea,
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We need now only one made by butter, to be complete,
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is not considered a stare. I was obliged to repeat this axiom to Baker, who did not appreciate it, but looked as though he would like to go back and artistically demolish those gazers. He contented himself, however, with the remark that water-color sketches were
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One of the features of Mentone seems to be the number of false windows carefully painted on the outside of the houses, windows adorned with blinds, muslin curtains, pots of flowers, and even gay rugs hanging over the sill,
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And then the frescos, I added--
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said Mrs. Clary;
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You commend falsity, then, said Miss Graves.
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They eat them, you know,
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Is that tropical too?
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It is, after all, but a difference in custom, observed the Professor.
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I myself have eaten puppies in China, and found them not unpalatable.
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Their language is a strange patois, said the Professor;
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But the people themselves are thoroughly Italian, I think, in spite of the French boundary line, said Margaret.
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They are a handsome race, with their dark eyes, thick hair, and rich coloring.
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I have never bestowed much thought upon beauty _per se_, responded the Professor.
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The imperishable mind has far more interest.
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How much of the imperishable M. do you possess, Miss Trescott?
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Breakfast was served at one o'clock in the large dining-room, and we found ourselves opposite the two English artists, and a young lady whom they called
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Miss Elaine.
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Elaine is bad enough; but 'Miss Elaine'!
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Verney by his friend, advised for the afternoon an expedition up the Cornice Road to the
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Pont St. Louis, and on
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But that will be too far, will it not?
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Oh no; to Italy! to Italy!