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smashed on only the same. It gives me a strange feeling to see them
climbing this hill. The small Montmartre-Saint-Pierre the bus that
you climb on the hill to the funicular in front of Sacred-Coeur, it came on the
bravely reduces to a hillock. You/he/she was built for climbing a hill. But the Bastille-Madeleine
and the de of Ternes-Fille Calvaine, and Saint-Sulpice-Villette only
groaned and he/she panted and it had to have their traction changed every little
footsteps. I thought that they would never wake up, but they did.
Another day was the wagons of delivery of automobile of the Skylight the,
Bon Marche, the Printemps, Petit-Saint-Thomas, You Belle Jardiniere,
Potin--all the automobiles with which you are familiarized in the
roads in Paris. Clearly those a lot of they are agile, and it came on
bravely. As a rule of theirs they are all loaded ones. It is as easy to pick up men to
the forehead, and material, as from railroad, from when the cars go.
Only I have seen once some attempt to the cheerfulness on these occasions.
A procession went out the other day with all the son-in-laws of amusing
registrations, some not to entirely beautiful, many that damage of the scoundrel to the Kaiser,
and clearly one with the inevitable one "A Berlin" the first one to battle-whine
of 1870. This duration has been very little of that. Me the self-acknowledged one
I date me some kind of shiver to see "A Berlin--verses notre plaisir" everybody
on the bus. "Above in Berlin!" I don't see that for that you/he/she can be hoped
unless the Germans are stricken to an end on the Rhine and the ally
armies cross Germany as conquerors, undisputed. If theirs were only able! It
it would be what is due to Belgium that King Albert should conduct the
you unthread in procession "Under the Lindens." But I doubt if the angriest war
optimist hopes so well in anything deserved as that. I don't challenge
to, sure as me they are of sight Germany struck to his/her knees in front of the war
it is closed.
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September 8 th 1914.