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From
France
to
Italy
.
Mr
and
Mrs
Henry
Gowan
.
From
France
to
Italy
.
To
which
he
added
,
in
a
small
complicated
hand
,
ending
with
a
long
lean
flourish
,
not
unlike
a
lasso
thrown
at
all
the
rest
of
the
names
:
Blandois
.
Paris
.
From
France
to
Italy
.
And
then
,
with
his
nose
coming
down
over
his
moustache
and
his
moustache
going
up
and
under
his
nose
,
repaired
to
his
allotted
cell
.
It
is
indispensable
to
present
the
accomplished
lady
who
was
of
sufficient
importance
in
the
suite
of
the
Dorrit
Family
to
have
a
line
to
herself
in
the
Travellers
’
Book
.
Mrs
General
was
the
daughter
of
a
clerical
dignitary
in
a
cathedral
town
,
where
she
had
led
the
fashion
until
she
was
as
near
forty
-
five
as
a
single
lady
can
be
.
A
stiff
commissariat
officer
of
sixty
,
famous
as
a
martinet
,
had
then
become
enamoured
of
the
gravity
with
which
she
drove
the
proprieties
four
-
in
-
hand
through
the
cathedral
town
society
,
and
had
solicited
to
be
taken
beside
her
on
the
box
of
the
cool
coach
of
ceremony
to
which
that
team
was
harnessed
.
His
proposal
of
marriage
being
accepted
by
the
lady
,
the
commissary
took
his
seat
behind
the
proprieties
with
great
decorum
,
and
Mrs
General
drove
until
the
commissary
died
.
In
the
course
of
their
united
journey
,
they
ran
over
several
people
who
came
in
the
way
of
the
proprieties
;
but
always
in
a
high
style
and
with
composure
.
The
commissary
having
been
buried
with
all
the
decorations
suitable
to
the
service
(
the
whole
team
of
proprieties
were
harnessed
to
his
hearse
,
and
they
all
had
feathers
and
black
velvet
housings
with
his
coat
of
arms
in
the
corner
)
,
Mrs
General
began
to
inquire
what
quantity
of
dust
and
ashes
was
deposited
at
the
bankers
’
.
It
then
transpired
that
the
commissary
had
so
far
stolen
a
march
on
Mrs
General
as
to
have
bought
himself
an
annuity
some
years
before
his
marriage
,
and
to
have
reserved
that
circumstance
in
mentioning
,
at
the
period
of
his
proposal
,
that
his
income
was
derived
from
the
interest
of
his
money
.
