My Paris Note book
My Paris Note book
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On the occasion referred to, I happened to meet her by accident a few hours after my arrival in Paris, and we strolled down the Boulevards Malesherbes and Haussmann as far as the Rue Auber, and from thence to the Place de I'Op^ra. It was a mild December day, the sky being some- what overclouded and the pavement rather damp. Now I am no longer young, but nevertheless a great admirer of a pretty pair of feet and ankles, and on a damp day, ''fai la vue basse, '" as M. Francisque Sarcey said once w...hen remonstrated with by a lady whose nether extremities he was scrutinising a little too closely. During our stroll, however, there was nothing to admire in that respect. But for the language spoken around me, I might have been in Berlin or Amsterdam ; in these two cities only could I have seen so many pairs of galoches outside the shop windows during so short a period. Nor was this all. Though it was the hour at which the Parisienne with nothing particular to do takes her walks abroad, I did not see a dozen well-dressed women.
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On the occasion referred to, I happened to meet her by accident a few hours after my arrival in Paris, and we strolled down the Boulevards Malesherbes and Haussmann as far as the Rue Auber, and from thence to the Place de I'Op^ra. It was a mild December day, the sky being some- what overclouded and the pavement rather damp. Now I am no longer young, but nevertheless a great admirer of a pretty pair of feet and ankles, and on a damp day, ''fai la vue basse, '" as M. Francisque Sarcey said once w...hen remonstrated with by a lady whose nether extremities he was scrutinising a little too closely. During our stroll, however, there was nothing to admire in that respect. But for the language spoken around me, I might have been in Berlin or Amsterdam ; in these two cities only could I have seen so many pairs of galoches outside the shop windows during so short a period. Nor was this all. Though it was the hour at which the Parisienne with nothing particular to do takes her walks abroad, I did not see a dozen well-dressed women.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Dresden Vandam to read onlineMoreLess
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