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The Diary of a Girl in France in 1821

Note 31 — JOURNAL (continued 2)

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The fruit that we tasted in France (except the melons) was very bad. Their best cherries—cerises anglaises—were so hard one was obliged to chew them, their gooseberries were like blighted ones, and their pears and plums indifferent. (Grapes were not ripe.)

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