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...drunkenness exists in the vine-growing countriesof Europe. On this subject it may be well to say a word en I came to Europe under the impression that there was...in any other country, England, perhaps, excepted. Aresidenceof six months in Paris changed my views entirely. You will judge of my surprise when first...

...travellers suspect.* Mr J. FENIMOEJB COOPEB, the distinguished American author, says in his Travels : — " I came to Europe under the impression that there was...in any other country, England, perhaps, excepted. Л residence of six months in Paris changes my views entirely : I have taken unbelievers with me into...

...and the United States, where more fiery and powerful dilutions are usual. Fenimore Cooper wrote : " I came to Europe under the impression that there was...residence of six months in Paris changed my views entirely ; I have taken unbelievers with me into the streets, and have never failed to convince them of their...

...superficial flying travellers suspect.* Mr J. FENIMOKE COOPEB, the distinguished American author, says: — " I came to Europe under the impression that there was...among us than in any other country, England, perhaps, exoepted. A residence of six months in Paris changed my viewt entirely : I have taken unbelievers with...

...them in order to add a trifle to their gains. J. Fenimore Cooper, the American novelist, said : — " I came to Europe under the impression that there was...in any other country, England, perhaps, excepted. A residenceof six months in Paris changed my views entirely." " Light wines," says Sir Edward Bulwer...

...heavy." J. Fennimore Cooper, the American novelist, makes this important statement: "I came to Paris under the impression that there was more drunkenness among us than in any other country, Eng2* land excepted. A residence of six months in Paris changed my views entirely. " Eev. Dr. Hewitt,...

...more healthy when there was a scarcity of wine." J. Fennimore Cooper, the American novelist, said: "I came to Europe under the impression that there...England, perhaps, excepted. A residence of six months in Para changed my views entirely." Henry Greenough, the eminent American sculptor, in a letter to EC...

...more healthy when there was a scarcity of wine." J. Fennimore Cooper, the American novelist, said : " I came to Europe under the impression that there was...England, perhaps, excepted. A residence of six months in farts changed my views entirely." Henry Greenough, the eminent American sculptor, in a letter to EC...

...England, and the United States, where more fiery and powerful dilutions are usual. Fenimore Cooper wrote : "I came to Europe under the impression that there...residence of six months in Paris changed my views entirely ; I have taken unbelievers with me into the streets, and have never failed to convince them of their...