pres Londres.
My dear compatriot had heard that "Esquire" had to be put somewhere, or
else the letter would not reach me.
* * * * *
This is not the only letter addressed to me calculated to puzzle the
postman.
A letter was once brought to me with the following high-flown
inscription:
"Al gentilissimo cavaliere professore
Signor...."
But what is even this, compared to the one I received from a worthy
Bulgarian, and which was addressed to
"Monsieur....
Metropolitain de Saint Paul."
I was at the time teaching under the shadow of London's great
cathedral.