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whitewashed walls. As there never was any senti-
ment in a Boarding-House except in Dr. Holmes’
books, or any cheapness in a foreign hotel with an
English sign, we looked for the other inn. But
when we had wheeled up the street and down
the street, until its want of heart became ours, we
gave up the search and returned to the Boarding-
House.
The
whitewashed walls. As there never was any senti-
ment in a Boarding-House except in Dr. Holmes’
books, or any cheapness in a foreign hotel with an
English sign, we looked for the other inn. But
when we had wheeled up the street and down
the street, until its want of heart became ours, we
gave up the search and returned to the Boarding-
House.
The