LIX.

My daughter’s marriage—The breakfast and the wedding guests—The

likeness of Mr. Dupré, the elder, to the Bonapartes—His

relationship to that family by descent—The French family

of Dupré; the Buckinghamshire branch—Salt-water in England

confined to the coast—Germany soaked in it—The drinking

pilgrims—Their bodily sins—Family rambles—My youngest son,

Henry, a student at Giessen, joins me in Turin—An autumn in

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