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Oct 12, 2020 lrile Jul 20, 2020 hannahb25 May 21, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 246 from [[Paris]] to [[Calais]] On Tuesday Night we slept at ~~Amiens~~ [[Chantilly]] 4 posts or 26 miles from Paris[/comment] - & next Morning view'd [viewed] the fine Chateau - gardens & Stables of the [[Prince of Conde]] at [[Chantilly]] - a most lovely place. We continued our Rout on the great post Road from [[Paris]] to [[Calais]] till we arrived at [[Amiens]] the Capitol of Piccardy [[Picardy]] - a pretty large & strongly fortify'd [fortified] Town - we slept 23 here on Wednesday night distant from paris abt [about] Miles - Being desirous of going to [[Dunkirk]] in order to ship our Trunks from thence to London & to see the Place - we left the post Road - in order to go to that Place thro' [through] [[St. Omars]]. - On acct [account] of the very bad roads, we made but little way. 24 Slept at St. Omars on Thursday night - distant from [[Paris]] Miles - a pretty large Town.	p. 246 from Paris to Calais On Tuesday Night we slept at ~~Amiens~~ Chantilly [comment]4 [posts?] or 26 miles from Paris[/comment] - & next Morning view'd the fine Chateau - gardens & Stables of the Prince of Conde at Chantilly - a most lovely place. We continued our Rout on the great post Road from Paris to Calais till we arrived at Amiens the Capitol of Piccardy - a pretty large & strongly fortify'd Town - we slept here on Wednesday night (23) distant from paris abt Miles - Being desirous of going to Dunkirk in order to ship our Trunks from thence to London & to see the Place - we left the post Road - in order to go to that Place thro' St. Omars. - On acct of the very bad roads, we made but little way. Slept at St. Omars on Thursday night (24) - distant from Paris Miles - a pretty large Town

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