[41] There were several pretty white buildings which were manufactories. [42] A number of people were standing round a woman who was quarrelling with her husband. [43] Some of their earrings were tied on. [44] Papa would not pay the steward anything as he had been so tipsy (but he asked poor Miss Reed for five shillings). Papa had also a battle with the people, who wished to make some additional charge for landing, which was contrary to his agreement at Dieppe. [45] An aunt of Mrs. Browne's.--EDITOR. [46] Of Mirehouse, Keswick.--EDITOR. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Diary of a Girl in France in 1821, by Mary Browne