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共 29 段- When we arrived here at the station we found M. de Courcel,
- We have passed through most desolate country, miles of plain
- I was much amused while I was dressing to hear various membe
- At 3.30 the gentlemen all reappeared, put on their Austrian
- Madame Hubert talks so much she can hardly get me my things.
- The Palace ball was quite beautiful last night. I had some m
- I walked about a little with Corcelle this morning. We went
- This morning we slept late and breakfasted at 12.30, then W.
- Jaures was there with some of his young men, and Benckendorf
- Richard and I breakfasted tete-a-tete, as W. had gone off fo
- I had another visit from Col. Hoffman, who came to see if we
- We came down here Monday afternoon to stay with W.'s old col
- We have had two days in the country with the D.s at their li
- Everyone here sympathises with Lowell on the death of his wi
- We got back to London this morning and of course dined out s
- The portraits are most interesting; first the regular Saxon
- London is getting ready for the Jubilee and the streets are
- It is just four years to-day since W. came to London. We got
- My small musical tea for the Duchess Paul was very successfu
- We stopped for luncheon at York, and got to Edinburgh at 6.3
- It was a splendid summer day yesterday, ideal, for the Shah'
- You will be amused, Dear, to hear that after all we have dec
- We had a most interesting day at Hatfield, and evidently we
- It is very cold and foggy this morning, impossible to ride;
- We came down here yesterday and hoped (at least I did) to ha
- This afternoon I have had my farewell audience from the Quee
- Last night we went to the opera at Wiesbaden. It was "Hansel
- I must tell you that Joseph and Elise are also moving in hig
- Waddington, Mme., meets Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, 3;