WHERE NOT TO GO.

(_Hints by our Pessimist Passenger._)

_Amsterdam._--Too much sea before you get there.

_Boulogne._--Not particularly pleasant at low tide.

_Cologne._--The reverse of fragrant at all times.

_Dieppe._--The trap of the tripper.

_Etretat._--No longer what it was.

_Frankfort._--Only good for a change of money.

_Geneva._--Dull and dear.

_Heidelberg._--Too much hill, and too little castle.

_Interlaken._--The 'appy 'ome of 'ARRY.

_Jura Pass._--Sure find for BROWN, JONES, and ROBINSON.

_Karlsbad._--Kill or cure.

_Lyons._--Apotheosis of silk monotonous.

_Marseilles._--Good place for musquitoes, bad for all else.

_Nice._--Too near to Monte Carlo.

_Ouchy._--Hotel good, but surroundings superfluous.

_Paris._--Too hot. Theatres closed and wideawakes seen on the

boulevards.

_Quebec._--Dangerous rival to Bath, Coventry, and Jericho.

_Rotterdam._--Worthy of its name.

_Suez._--Not comparable to Cairo.

_Trouville._--Requires antedating a quarter of a century.

_Uig._--Skyed and out of reach.

_Venice._--Vulgarised by the steam launches.

_Wiesbaden._--Has not yet recovered the loss of its table.

_Xerez._--Long journey for a glass of sherry.

_Yokohama._--Not a patch upon Pekin.

_Zurich._--Alliterative attraction for zomebody.

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