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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 3, chapter 14 (search)
ar way,—giving him as they parted at the station a small volume, Gourdon's Grammaire Heraldique, Sumner was always interested in pedigrees as illustrating local or general history. He inquired of M. Martins as to those of families in the neighborhood; but they were of little account. writing his name in it, and saying, Dick, I want to give you something, but have only this book. Thus passed three months at Montpellier, which he left on the morning of March 6. Twenty years later, March 30, 1879, the writer passed a day in Montpellier, lodging at Hotel Nevet, whose proprietor was still living. The elder Gordon had died; but his son Richard, now custodian of the medical Library, was the writer's lively and agreeable companion. Professor Martins was still bright and amiable, fond of humor, enjoying good health, and active in duty. Dr. Crouzet, now advanced in years, was full of enthusiasm for his distinguished patient. The writer visited with Mr. Gordon all of Sumner's favorit