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A Tramp Abroad

CHAPTER XX
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We had a pleasant trip to it, for the Rhine valley is always lovely.

The only trouble was that the trip was too short.

If I remember rightly it only occupied a couple of hours, therefore I judge that the distance was very little, if any, over fifty miles.

We quitted the train at Oos, and walked the entire remaining distance to Baden-Baden, with the exception of a lift of less than an hour which we got on a passing wagon, the weather being exhaustingly warm.

We came into town on foot.
One of the first persons we encountered, as we walked up the street, was the Rev.Mr .------, an old friend from America--a lucky encounter, indeed, for his is a most gentle, refined, and sensitive nature, and his company and companionship are a genuine refreshment.


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