In and Out of Three Normandy Inns

Narrow streets with sinuous curves; dwarfed houses with minute shops protruding on inch-wide sidewalks; a tiny casino perched like a bird-cage on a tiny scaffolding; bath-houses dumped on the beach; fishing-smacks drawn up along the shore like so many Greek galleys; and, fringing the cliffs—the e...

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In and Out of Three Normandy Inns

CHAPTER I. A LANDING ON THE COAST OF FRANCE.
CHAPTER II. A SPRING DRIVE.
CHAPTER III. FROM AN INN WINDOW.
CHAPTER IV. OUT ON A MUSSEL-BED.
CHAPTER V. THE VILLAGE.
CHAPTER VI. A PAGAN COBBLER.
CHAPTER VII. SOME NORMAN LANDLADIES.
CHAPTER VIII. THE QUARTIER LATIN ON THE BEACH.
CHAPTER IX. A NORMAN HOUSEHOLD.
CHAPTER X. ERNESTINE.
CHAPTER XI. TO AN OLD MANOR.
CHAPTER XII. A NORMAN CURE.
CHAPTER XIII. HONFLEUR—NEW AND OLD.
CHAPTER XIV. A COAST DRIVE.
CHAPTER XV. GUILLAUME-LE-CONQUERANT.
CHAPTER XVI. THE GREEN BENCH.
CHAPTER XVII. THE WORLD THAT CAME TO DIVES.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE CONVERSATION OF PATRIOTS.
CHAPTER XIX. IN LA CHAMBRE DES MARMOUSETS.
CHAPTER XX. A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY REVIVAL.
CHAPTER XXI. THE AFTER-DINNER TALK OF THREE GREAT LADIES.
CHAPTER XXII. A NINETEENTH-CENTURY BREAKFAST.
CHAPTER XXIII. A NIGHT IN A CAEN ATTIC.
CHAPTER XXIV. A DAY AT BAYEUX AND ST. LO.
A DINNER AT COUTANCES.
CHAPTER XXVII. THE FETE-DIEU—A JUNE CHRISTMAS.
CHAPTER XXVIII. BY LAND TO MONT ST. MICHEL.
CHAPTER XXIX. BY SEA TO THE POULARD INN.
CHAPTER XXX. AN HISTORICAL OMELETTE—THE PILGRIMS AND THE SHRINE.

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