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A Tramp Abroad

CHAPTER XXVI
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It is true, there were some soft and merciful passages occasionally, but the tramp-tramp of the tourists only allowed one to get fitful glimpses of them, so to speak.

Then right away the organist would let go another avalanche.
The commerce of Lucerne consists mainly in gimcrackery of the souvenir sort; the shops are packed with Alpine crystals, photographs of scenery, and wooden and ivory carvings.

I will not conceal the fact that miniature figures of the Lion of Lucerne are to be had in them.

Millions of them.

But they are libels upon him, every one of them.


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