A Comparison

As regards France in general, they are a long way behind England in so

far as trams, buses, etc., are concerned, but the country is simply

handsome. There is not a bit of idle land anywhere, for all you can

see for miles is nothing but wheat and fruit trees. The houses and

villages, I should think, were built years ago. They put you in mind of

the old-fashioned pictures of villages you see at home. The people are

the most cordial I have seen, and at the present moment they would give

you their hearts if they could: _Pte. Talbot, Army Service Corps_.

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