Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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WHAT really does make Prance? . . . Not her land and sky and water, but her people. What they have builded . . . what they have lived ! A thousand years of daring. Joan of Arc . . . Louis XIV . . . Napoleon . . . the Marne? And this child of France, the French Line . . . whence comes its amazing differences? Not so many boats on so many seas — so many tours across the sands. But the life that beats in those boats like the heart in the body. The splendor of vision that caught North Africa in the Gallic The lipmanee that is fFrcmce Awaits You! spell. The art that makes a little poem of a breakfast tray — the gayety that turns a six-day crossing into an adventure! If you ' re going to France, walk into France right up the gang-plank and land at a covered pier at Havre, which is the port of Paris, only three hours away. Get six days more of France. Be- gin to understand France before you ' ve dropped Sandy Hook astern . . . Whether you plan a quick trip on an express liner or a leisurely crossing, the French Line service provides the route ideale. ( 3r 3 enehilae Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, 19 S f ate Street, New York Offices and Agencies in Principal Cities of Europe and the United States