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nnc2.ark:-13960-t8qd08m5f	Spice, R. P.	Wanderings Of The Hermit Of Westminster On The Continent 	1880.0		.txt	text/plain	10300	257	52	All these the Hermit passed in review ; and, to satisfy the cravings of nature, pulled up at a wine shop, or road-side Inn, on one side of the Latin way, into which he went by a cross road, for refreshment, which was served up in very primitive style; and this he felt grateful for, the meal consisting of eggs and bread and wine, accompanied by the finest of all known sauces, namely, hunger ; and finally found his way back to his hotel in modern Rome in good time for dinner. And about this fair city the Hermit wandered and greatly enjoyed the brief period which he could devote to it, his favorite walk being on and over the magnificent old bridge which the French general, Davoust, tried in vain to blow up.	cache/nnc2.ark:-13960-t8qd08m5f.txt	txt/nnc2.ark:-13960-t8qd08m5f.txt