286 A MONTH IN THE EOEESTS OF FRANCE. 



dedicate to magnificent Paris, in love with the forests, 

 and pleased with my sport and with the country; 

 but disgusted with the ruffianism, rascality, and 

 roguery permitted to exist between the town police at 

 Havre and the scamps who ply for cab and omnibus 

 hire at the railway-station. These villains I should 

 scout from all remembrance, but that I hope, by thus 

 showing them up, to obtain a reform, and be of 

 service to travellers who mav come after me. 



THE END. 



London : 



Trinted by Spottiswoode & Co. 



New-street Square. 



