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Waterloo Days

Note 21 — THE DAYS OF BATTLE. (continued 3)

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It is remarkable that every village in this part of the country has a French name, except Waterloo, which is pronounced by the natives—according to the fashion of the London Cockneys—Vaterloo; the letter W being the exclusive property of the British people—with the exception of the aforesaid Cockneys, who resign all claim to it.

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