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. The Creole tourist's guide and sketch book to the city of New Orleans, with map . The Historical French Market. dage, to show that the sword of his antagonist had duly vindicatedthe dignity of the Mississippi by passing entirely across the mouthof the defamer from one cheek to the other. But, said the Cheva-lier, as he replaced his bandage, I should have killed my antagonisthut for the miserable character of your American steel. My sword,sir, doubled like lead. Had it been a genuine coTichemarde he wouldhave fared properly for having hrutally outraged the sensibilities of AND SKETCH BOOK OF
. The Creole tourist's guide and sketch book to the city of New Orleans, with map . The Historical French Market. dage, to show that the sword of his antagonist had duly vindicatedthe dignity of the Mississippi by passing entirely across the mouthof the defamer from one cheek to the other. But, said the Cheva-lier, as he replaced his bandage, I should have killed my antagonisthut for the miserable character of your American steel. My sword,sir, doubled like lead. Had it been a genuine coTichemarde he wouldhave fared properly for having hrutally outraged the sensibilities of AND SKETCH BOOK OF NEW ORLEANS 77 a French gentleman. He here opened a lecture on the carbonizationof iron, which could nowhere be effected properly except with woodcut in a certain forest of France. This lecture was delivered withpain and contortion of visage, but no doubt gave him great relief, asall his premises and deductions were accepted without dispute. But to merely recount the duels that have taken place at New Or-leans would fill a large volume. The Oaks, the fav^orite meeting placeof th
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