IF YOU DREAM OF IT MEANS

_Antwerp_ That you will be bored to death by Rubens.

_Boulogne_ That you will lose a small fortune in

tenth-rate gambling.

_Calais_ That you will soon tire of your Continental

trip, and stop prematurely.

_Dieppe_ That you will have about as much change

and comfort as at Brighton in November.

_Etretat_ That you will be fortunate if you can

secure comfortable lodgings.

_Florence_ That you will never enter another

picture-gallery for years.

_Geneva_ That you will want to go away before

you have fairly arrived.

_Heidelberg_ That you can never have been abroad

before.

_Interlaken_ That you will hear the opinions of a

number of Mr. Cook's tourists on

the Jungfrau.

_Jerusalem_ That if you have been advised to go

there by your friends, you must be

very unpopular.

_Karlsbad_ That if you intend taking the

waters, you had better insure your

life before commencing the operation.

_Lucerne_ That if you want to ascend either the

Righi or Mont Pilatus, if you are

judicious you will purchase a railway

ticket.

_Milan_ That you will find little difference between

the Passage Victor Emanuel

and the Burlington Arcade.

_Naples_ That you had better keep a sharp look

out on the returns of the cholera.

_Ouchy_ That you are likely to have a good

time of it at the Hôtel Beau Rivage

if "Perambulating Parsons" have

let it alone.

_Paris_ That you are quite subservient to the

wishes and dress-requirements of

your wife.

_Quebec_ That you can see what some of the

Colonists have exchanged for the

indiscriminating hospitality of the

Mother Country.

_Rome_ That you wish to do a good turn to the

doctors by choosing such a time for

your visit.

_Sedan_ That you will develop a taste for the

collection of Brummagem relics.

_Turin_ That you will want a good rest after

doing Mont Cénis.

_Unter den_ That you will be lured to visit a City

_Linden_ well worth seeing by the unearned

fame of one of its smallest

attractions.

_Vevey_ That you had better stay there than go over

the Simplon into tourist-teeming Italy.

_Wiesbaden_ That if you can't get "Trente et Quarante"

or "Rouge et Noir" at the Kursaal,

you may yet play at chess.

_Zurich_ That by the date you get there it will be time

to think of coming home again.

[Illustration: GOING TO THE BATTLE OF FLOWERS AT NICE]

[Illustration: SUDDEN INTERRUPTION OF THE BATTLE OF FLOWERS AT NICE.

"SAUVE QUI PEUT!"]

[Illustration: "L'ENTENTE CORDIALE"

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