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Chapter 12 THE MAL DE MER.
To think that those worthy French and English people, who only live twenty-one miles from each other, should not be able to exchange visits without first making acquaintance with the mal de mer! To think that this must be the last impression that each one takes home with him!
The mal de mer! That uninteresting complaint which awakes no pity in t
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