New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-20
THE IYTyu4CIES or TRIrEL.

81. jJ
Now that London hls stretched itself along The
Riviera, Avicnon has become familiar Tc~tingplacc
and the Hotel de Europe which has changed but ht-
tie, is brought into duhoui comparisons mere were
some old lrccs in the courtyard which have lately
suffered like the trees il kcusingun Gardens, from
Tie Improvement. of civilization. Under tham and
halfsmOhorcd in Subtropc1l plants there are pleas
ant seats, which invite the solitary Eugilshman abroad
to converse with his casual nGghbor But ii willran
even IN the sunny SOUTH and very desperately, too
Then yOu forced 10 continue your talk In the only
available place the very dimiuutiyc salon into which
the landlady- room has been converted. At such close
osrtcr. Intimacy is inc, liable. There gos-ipng and
sympathetic old colonel has been known 10 pour ont his
family troubles 70 young lady, and 70 confdc in her
SO f-a- TO tell her hi- fe- opinions the difficulty
Of keeping muslin curtains clean IN London. Next 10
them an American was making friends with we'll
rounded English matIon who had become intimate
enough TO show him photograph OF herself done sew
oral years ago. guess, Manu. said the Yankee.
"vou were considerably less hr-ly when that was
done" She took 10 offence where was meant, and
only spoke of him such an houe- outspoken clever
man. To some women every man Is clover
An inn among the high Alps Is an excellent place for
the iatimaccs Of travel TO spring forth and blossom.
People who showed up for week together are
forced into icudiincss by the CON hon mi~adycnurc;
but such ntimacies apt 10 be due 10 partnership.
Alliance are formed for -elfprc,cryatiou There j.
girl who viii practise the plHGo for two hours day
in the only rttugIO0m, and curate who seiZcs upon
the chance Of sowing the good seed when the soil has
power of slipping away from him. To put down these
persons viii readily become intimate with anybody
who L. Of ones own opinion aud seems likely to be
drawer than ones self But the first fine day di,solycs
such iutinacic- along with the snow.
The iutimacc, Of the railway carriage are more acct
dental than ALL and perhaps for that all the
closer while they last. young Eug,hman once
found himself alone in The carriage with Americol
pur sang of about Sky. They at Paris starting
for Cannes and Nice In those days there no such
rush ot the South goes OIL al through the win
ter months and It took eighteen hours 10 60 TO Mar
settles The American had arrived at Liverpool two
days before and doing Europe for the first time
IL an hour there hardly u detail Of his lie winch
he had not conlded 10 hi, fellow passenger Though
he Was sclfnade man. he was not one Of those who
had "Iccyed the Almighty OF grave responsibility"
Il was impossible not 10 like the quaint mixture If
kiudncss, simplicity and ctcnc-s. He had begun by
sweeping out architects Office aud had come at last
70 build for himself Of the finest houses in Boston
He produced photograph. Of it. TIE marble was the
best and most expensive that money could buy and tho
whole thing cost many dollars. My wife" ne said
is Ic, oncd 70 be- the finest woman That New gland
has vet raised have two daughters; the elder il
modest and retiring. but the younger tail and quecnly
and Weighs lis pounds. suppose there will be nifty
people at the depot 60 meet ne at Nee and # You'll
come over from Cannes I'll introduce You ~ TWENTY-FIVE
Of the loyclicst girls You ever saw In your iiic.'