I presented to him "The History of Woman Suffrage," and he wrote a most complimentary review of it in one of the leading French journals.

Every holiday must have its end.

Other duties called me to England.

So, after a hasty good-by to Jacournassy and La Sagesse, to the Black Mountains and Toulouse, to Languedoc and the South, we took train one day in October, just as the first leaves began to fall, and, in fourteen hours, were at Paris.

I had not seen the beautiful French capital since 1840.