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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I

CHAPTER V
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Of course they stayed there only about an hour a day; but they sometimes saw important people there.

And, whether they ever saw anybody there or not, the offices of the United States Government in London ought at least to be as good as a common lawyer's office in a country town in a rural state of our Union.

Nobody asked for anything for an embassy: nobody got anything for an embassy.

I made up my mind in ten minutes that I'd get out of this place[12].
At the Coburg Hotel, we were very well situated; but the hotel became intolerably tiresome.

Harold Fowler and Frank and I were there until W.A.W.P.[13] and Kitty[14] came (and Frances Clark came with them).


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