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GERMAN BGDs-In Germany they do not an.
ders,and the comforts Of life so we'll as the Eng.
lish. The rooms are generally comfortable, but
they are not so neat, or so genteel. In England,
you have wide, spacious double beds, an aeun-
dance Of water, hot and cold, and every other re-
qaisite to make you con,ented. In Germany,
they do not use one-ffth part as much water as
10 England. You wash your face IN species
of shallow pudding pan-as fox the beds, DO
not believe there is q handsome, glorious Anglo
American bed in all Germany. The only ap-
proximasion TO one have seen. was ln the pal
ace of the Duke of Brunswick. The German
hods are the neanest things in creation. have
not stretched cut nay full length in one since |
have been here but once or twice, and then pro-
cured the luxury by placing myself diagonsliy
from one corner to the other. a German bed Is
an oblong box, with the four sides alike, except
that sometimes the ends are rather higher Than
the sides. This box IS sometimes TOO marrow to
turn in. And what DO you suppose the wretched
sleeper has for a covering? Why, feather bed
On top of him. AT the hotels, however, you can
have your choice of the feather or quilted anc
wadded counterpane. And as for the pillows,
iust please to fancy yourself lying down quoac
espuf in dish of whipped sylaoub. The pii-
lows are of feathers SO thin, so light, that you
can only appreciate their existence by looking at
not touching them, and they afford most paipa-
bic or rather impalpable proof of the burkleian
eysten,, that there is no such thing ss mstter.


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