France Social Literary Political

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: PARIS. ENTRY. The entrance into London by the Thames?The entrance into Para by the Champs Elysees?Passing by the caserne, intermingled with cafes ana salons literaires?The Invalides; the Tuilenes; the Chamber of Deputies?The Rne de Rivoli?The universal movement of pleasure?Paris not the climate of Paris?View of an autumnal evening from the Ruedela Pais?Proverb respecting the Boulevards. It is by the Thames that the stranger should enter London .... the broad breast of the great river, black swith the huge masses that float upon its crowded waters ?the tall fabrics, gaunt and drear, that line its melan- choly shores?the thick gloom through which you dimly catch the shadowy outline of these gigantic forms?the marvellous quiet with which you glide by the dark phantoms of her power into the mart of nations?the