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The rush of visitors quickened, and the crowd was increased by a number of Americans who came to visit the birthplace of one of their great men.
Sorrell did not like the Americans. They were large and noisy and exacting, and their largeness seemed to extend itself to their luggage. They travelled with mountains of luggage, and with great square massive trunks strapped to the luggage grids of their cars. They were always shouting and ringing bells.