Then come the various Guilds or Societies of the City of London. The Guild of Clockmakers, and the Guild of Goldsmiths, the Guild of Tanners, and many others. Then come soldiers and bands of music, and floats or wagons on which are symbolic designs and tableaux.
The people cheer, and our little folks clap their hands, and think nothing in the world could be so grand.
As Adelaide's mother once said to Edith, "You have only yet seen a very small bit of London." There is, indeed, much more to be seen in this great old city, and in England, for even if it is a very small country it holds a great deal.
But we must for the present bid our little English cousins "good-bye" and give some other little cousin a chance.
THE END.
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