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A Bundle of Letters

CHAPTER VI
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The person who keeps the establishment, or whatever they call it, is rather odd, and _exceedingly foreign_; but she is wonderfully civil, and is perpetually sending to my door to see if I want anything.

The servants are not at all like English servants, and come bursting in, the footman (they have only one) and the maids alike, at all sorts of hours, in the _most sudden way_.

Then when one rings, it is half an hour before they come.

All this is very uncomfortable, and I daresay it will be worse at Hyeres.

There, however, fortunately, we shall have our own people.
There are some very odd Americans here, who keep throwing Harold into fits of laughter.


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