CHAPTER XVI 129-133
English nurses introduce the bath-tub--Matutinal ablutions in a country house--Abstinence from ablutions a proof of holiness--The funeral of a Metropolitan; dead prelate in the procession--Afternoon tea’s equivalent in a tomb.
English nurses introduce the bath-tub--Matutinal ablutions in a country house--Abstinence from ablutions a proof of holiness--The funeral of a Metropolitan; dead prelate in the procession--Afternoon tea’s equivalent in a tomb.