1
Drumming and trumpeting of course go on for ever in our French watering-place.
2
There are public amusements in our French watering-place, or it would not be French.
3
After two repeated visits to the French watering-place of Vichy, he returned to Geneva.
4
Geoffrey left his wife to amuse herself in the cosmopolitan society of the French watering-place.
5
The number of priestly robes everywhere strikes the visitor to a French watering-place most emphatically.
6
But, our French watering-place, when it is once got into, is a very enjoyable place.
7
There were bands, and fair ladies, and various other delights generally connected with popular French watering-places.
8
As to the boarding-houses of our French watering-place, they are Legion, and would require a distinct treatise.
9
It requires the contrast of Cannes with Saint-Raphaël to show the difference between a cosmopolitan and a genuine French watering place.
10
He seemed to have spent much time, and according to himself much money, at the French watering-places and on the Riviera.
11
The English form a considerable part of the population of our French watering-place, and are deservedly addressed and respected in many ways.
12
But we can never henceforth separate our French watering-place from our own landlord of two summers, M. Loyal Devasseur, citizen and town-councillor.
13
Indeed the father became alarmed at the boy's pale face and changed condition, and took him to the French watering place of Boulogne-sur-Mer.
14
We have another market in our French watering-place-thatis to say, a few wooden hutches in the open street, down by the Port-devoted to fish.
