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                            NASBY IN EXILE:

                                  OR,

                         SIX MONTHS OF TRAVEL

                                  IN

             England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany,
                       Switzerland and Belgium,

                    WITH MANY THINGS NOT OF TRAVEL.

                                  BY

                            DAVID R. LOCKE,

                         (Petroleum V. Nasby.)

                        PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.

                          TOLEDO AND BOSTON:

                       LOCKE PUBLISHING COMPANY.

                                 1882.

                              COPYRIGHT,

                                 1882,

                          BY DAVID R. LOCKE.

                         ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

                     BLADE PRINTING AND PAPER CO.,
                        _Printers and Binders_,
                              TOLEDO, O.




PREFACE.


On the afternoon of May 14, 1881, the good ship "City of Richmond,"
steamed out of New York harbor with a varied assortment of passengers on
board, all intent upon seeing Europe. Among these was the writer of the
pages that follow.

Six of the passengers having contracted a sort of liking for each other,
made a tour of six months together, that is, together most of the time.

This book is the record of their experiences, as they appeared
originally in the columns of the TOLE