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Martellan. Villiers Bretonneux. St. Josse. Dannes Camiers. Rixant, Eixant, Kisant. 



The French railway guards and conductors deserve to he compli- 

 mented for their melodious calls of the names of the stations. 



The omnibus conductors in London ordinarily call out in the key 

 of B flat ; but at busy places and hours they speak in a higher key. 

 At Charing Cross I heard them call : 



A pen-ny all the way ; a pen-ny all the way. Bank. 



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Hol-lo-way, High-bury, Hornscy Rise. 

 The paper boys call : 





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Morning pa-per. Morning pa-per. 

 The calls of three paper boys I heard on one day at Charing Cross 



formed the dominant seventh chord 



Pa - per. Pa - per. Pa - per. 



Some of the cries of venders in the streets are quite beautiful 

 and touching, like the following I heard and noted down of a boy 

 in Long Acre : 



