Placing his black silk hat carefully a little further back on his head, he leaned forward.
"Now look here, mister," he said, "you're as personal as a Yankee newspaper.

So far as I know, you're not the friend of my childhood, nor the companion of my later years, except for this trip only, and I'd just as soon you realised it.

As far as I know, you're paid to point out objects of historical interest.

Don't you trouble to entertain us any further than that.

We'll excuse you!" "Ladies--an' genelmen," continued the guide calmly, "in a lil' short while we shall be approached to the town of St.Cloud.At that town of St.Cloud will be one genelman will take the excellen' group--fotograff.
To appear in that fotograff, you will please all keep together with me.
Afterwards, you will look at the fountains, at the magnificent panorama de Paris, and we go on to Versailles.