Bagnères-de-Bigorre

"Do you know his house at Auteuil?" "Certainly." "What do you know respecting it?" "Do you wish to know why he bought it?" "Yes." "The count is a speculator who will certainly ruin himself in experiments.

He supposes there is in the neighborhood of the house he has bought a mineral spring equal to those at Bagneres, Lucon, and Cauterets.

He is going to turn his house into a bathhouse, as the Germans term it.

He has already dug up all the garden two or three times to find the famous spring, and, being unsuccessful, he will soon purchase all the contiguous houses.

The count is a speculator who will certainly ruin himself in experiments.

He supposes there is in the neighborhood of the house he has bought a mineral spring equal to those at Bagnères, Luchon, and Cauterets.

He is going to turn his house into a bad house, as the Germans term it.

He has already dug up all the garden two or three times to find the famous spring, and being unsuccessful, he will soon purchase all the contiguous houses.

"Do you know his house at Auteuil?" "Certainly." "What do you know respecting it?" "Do you wish to know why he bought it?" "Yes." "The Count is a speculator who will certainly ruin himself in experiments.

He supposes there is in the neighborhood of the house he has bought a mineral spring equal to those at Bagneres, Lucon, and Cauterets.

He is going to turn his house into a bathhouse, as the Germans term it.

He has already dug up all the garden two or three times to find the famous spring, and, being unsuccessful, he will soon purchase all the contiguous houses.