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Duncan, Sara Jeannette, 1862?-1922

"A Voyage of Consolation (being in the nature of a sequel to the experiences of 'An American girl in London')"

Don't you remember her
expression--in the Catacombs?"
"She's sweet, always and everywhere," said Miss Cora, as we moved on,
leaving the guide explaining St. Cecilia with his hands behind his back.
"And you did go to Capri after all? Now I wonder, Nancy, if they had our
experience about the oysters?"
"A horrid little man!" cried momma.
"Who showed you the way to the steamer----"
"And hung around doing things the whole enduring time," continued my
parent, as Mark Antony's daughter turned her head aside, and Drusus, the
brother of Tiberius, frowned upon our passing.
"He must have been our man!" cried both the Misses Bingham, with
excitement.
"In the manner of Taddeo Gaddi," interrupted the guide, surprising us on
the flank with a Holy Family.
"All right," said the Senator. "Well, this fellow proposed to bring our
party oysters on the steamer, and we took him, of course, for the
steward's tout----"
"Exactly what we thought."
"Since _you_ are going to tell the story, Alexander, I may remind you
that he said they were the best in the world," remarked momma, with
several degrees of frost.


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