Letters of a Diplomat's Wife, 1883-1900 - Mary King Waddington - Book

Letters of a Diplomat's Wife, 1883-1900

Transcriber's Note: The following spelling corrections were made:
p. 23: I said I would come with pleassure changed to read I said I would come with pleasure
p. 28: generally a collection of litttle changed to read generally a collection of little
p. 34: they all wear red flannnel changed to read they all wear red flannel
p. 69: As soon the the Sovereigns had taken changed to read As soon as the Sovereigns had taken
p. 109: where the suppper changed to read where the supper
p. 110: I took a last look at the black Madonnna changed to read I took a last look at the black Madonna
p. 111: how we managed to eat chicken and mayonnaaise changed to read how we managed to eat chicken and mayonnaise
p. 118: We have just come in from a pleasant dinner at the Juarès changed to read We have just come in from a pleasant dinner at the Jaurès
Admiral Juarès was very hospitable changed to read Admiral Jaurès was very hospitable
p. 142: there are always babauds hanging over changed to read there are always badauds hanging over
All instances of cortege and cortège were changed to cortége

Mary King Waddington
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Английский

Год издания

2012-02-10

Темы

Europe -- Social life and customs

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