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Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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Painted for Outing by Hermann Simon. PLEASURE DIVIDED IS DOUBLED. 43° OUTING FOR FEBRUARY. inmates of the houses stare out at me, man knows (would that all others knew,wondering what could have taken me too !) what a pleasure it is to be afieldabroad on such a day. Every sports- in the snow.
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THR©? THe LAND ©I THE i*\ARSHHL)Uy^ (Continued from January. THE recollection of our recent ex-perience at the Auberge de 1As-sassin was still strong upon us.There was no rival house of enter-tainment in Les Pennes ; so, exchanging a glance of humorous despair, F and I submitted to the inevitable and post-poned our ablutions. While dinner waspreparing, however, we sought out thelocal barber, and were fortunate enoughto find in him a man of culture and travel,who had no prejudice against personalcleanliness, even at nightfall. He hadserved his apprenticeship at Marseilles, was a talkative little man, and was evi-dently overjoyed to converse once morewith a stranger from the outside world.Returning to the Maison Chevillon,we found spread for us a table of spot-less whiteness, upon which was pres-entlv served a dinner so complete andexcellent in all its appointments as tomake some amends for our past trials,and put us once more upon good termswith ourselves and the world at large.Pea s

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