as passed by one set of p who were dining together near the doorway but glancing at his companion unmoved face he concluded his cars must have deceived him at the summit of the wide staircase which they had to ascend from the into the a dressed man stood looking down at with a air as though he were peering into the bottom of a deep well face was of a sickly white hue and a foolish smile played now and then on his loose mouth like a weak from an flame he was considerably in the way of the coming and going people and once or twice was swayed aside by their movements as though he were too helpless for personal resistance just as and passed him he suddenly lost his balance and to over rolling from the top of the stairs to the bottom iv f was about to hurry to his assistance when pulled him back don t interfere � he said � he s drunk the will sue to him drunk echoed � here not possible quite possible you think not because he s dressed like a gentleman and is in a which for but my good sir there s as much occasional in high flying places of this sort as there is in the lowest public house see � they ve picked up his his he s a lord quite of the best quality � and i the tragedy of a quiet life is going in time to prove as serious a matter as the question of the negro population in america i all between � said many jews are kinder and more christians in certain well defined and well advertised agreed his companion but in the no the christian is bad enough but the j� is twenty times worse besides it is not a question of but of race differences are the h will not lie down with the lamb take for f he has made his millions by the most and honourable methods and yet there is no one who to expose him one of his numerous trades is t he makes or it � as he pleases � and he is one ot many existing causes of its gradual decline how do you make that out asked c i in this way he owns two or three theatres fashion quarters he lets these to certain men who o tb t selves as actor on easy terms with the understanding that whenever he chooses to put l woman the boards as leading lady the actor insist take im and boom her for all they are rt not have an of talent � that doesn t matter � will go down with the public if it s only enough the jew but there he is often mistaken the public getting sick of having the discarded of put forward for their in leading parts they want trained capable � not but it was in this way that got his she was first his mistress they were walking through a by street badly lit and and s face was in shadow he made no j went on � v she was a chorus girl in a musical comedy and sh just one dance to herself in the piece which she r unusual and her beauty attracted the er w as more a r o l aft t the i stood m of n � c r r z i s f vi � c v ask s l r j h h c re y i r i not quite wh it o � tr c z h n li r f r the future of i j n us c hall come to ne or a long er and the think sounded r u ut s c a a few mc here the front race a sh re against the ov ht bv s u e instinctive � i or e expects s last said on slow it is the last thi or e should look for or ever see in the government house our great empire and � if e look yonder here pointed to the centre of the square where an of shakespeare the contempt of every int the tragedy of a quiet life foreigner for its inadequate conception of honour to the world s genius � there is the of our country s greatest poet who said of our country s curse oh that a man should put a thief into his mouth to steal his brains ah that s all very well and began to laugh � but have you ever thought that your very shakespeare himself so far as associations with his memory in his own native place are concerned is literally soaked in beer soaked � why yes i should think he s just pretty well drowned in it his serve him up to you like a bit of toast in a of ale here he threw back his head and his laughter rang out heartily i don t speak without knowledge for of course like all good americans i ve been to on the first thing i heard there from a small boy who was as a guide to the different places of interest was that shakespeare got at when i had recovered from this shock i was hit in the eye by the spectacle of a theatre on the banks of the classic as a pile of bricks as ever i beheld and i was told it had been built by a as a memorial to shakespeare then i grasped the design of course � which is that of a round and all complete i likewise learned that the said had a version of the immortal plays with all the bits he considered naughty cut out i but that s not all a the so called national trust of the bard s own � never was there 