Canada for Gentlemen by James Seaton Cockburn
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before I left Liverpool. The little one you gave me would never have
held all the cards, letters, and business communications I have had to cram into it. In fact, I verily believe its bulky proportions and imposing air have obtained me an interview with many a big gun when I should have been politely bowed out had I not produced it with the sternness of a highwayman drawing his pistol, when I presented my card. I must shut up or I shall lose the mail. Henry is writing also by this post, but I wanted to tell you about the Howel introduction. With best love to everybody all round, Believe me, Your loving Son, J. SETON COCKBURN. 60 Aylmer Street, Montreal, P.Q., _Sept. 20th_, '84. My Dear Pot, I daresay you would like to hear my opinions concerning the manners and customs, _alias_ professional resources of this much talked of country. When you told me that if I expected to drop in for an appointment such as I would take in England after a fortnight's |
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