The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-06
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 1 eeupanioas uAeee ideas and ways of hA weEs ltsisa b his o~a. cersaia hapits hed becu1ne sseend naturs so Aim, ana so o<hess As a6Asssd with sophislicai teaaciy. He was n sarly rises, if for no oeAss rsason, because sefy man in whese wosk imagination plays hs pass nuss somedmgs he aio1e cod Dlckens hAa told us tAat these vas so him uome&h1ng iacompArebly solsmn in the still solitude ef the mosning. Hut is was only excoo- tioeally, and vhsn had pressed by ne- cessities of his litorasy lahcn, that hs wrote befose bsuakhst. h general, he vas conteuied vith the ordinary work ing houss of tho morning. nos oiten writ inI afteE luncheoa, and except sn early lile, never in the evening. Ordinarily, when engaged on . work of 6csica, he considered thres of his not very large manuscrips pages a good aad tour an es- oellent dAy's work: and while very care ful in making hts corrections clear and anmiRAkaole, he never rewrote what mosalhs's labor had ultimately produced. ca the ether Aasd. he wss frequently slow in beeiaalng . story. bsing. as he himself says, a6ecssd by someshing like despondeeey ai such times or, as he elsewhere puts ii, going rousd and round the idea, as you see a bird tn hts cage % about and about his sugar before he touches it," A temperate liver. he was at the same time . sealous deyosee of so14ssy exercise. He had no. as yet given up Tiding, and k ioued in isls spending tho vhola of . March day with Forxses. Leech and Mark Lemon in rid ing over every part of salisbury plain. Hut walking exercise vas ai ooce his fnste and his fauaaicism. He is said to have constructed for himaelf theory that to every portion of the day given 10 in,sl lectuai labor should correspond an equal number 0f hours speat tn walking aad frequently no doubt he gave up his morn- ing's chapter before he had begun t, entirely pennadiag himself that he vas under . moral obiigssio to do his twenty miles sf ke fcYd Ky day, he lound in the loadon sh6roughlsres ssim- ulative variety, and ., later date he states it to be one of his fancies that even his idlest walk must have its ap- pointed destination :" and by night, in fcued in these sAme streets the refsssh- meat ot isolAtion among crowds. But the walks he loved best were long stretches on the elihs os across the downs by the sea, where, folio~ing the track of his bseashess," !" one half expects to meet him coming along against the wind al four and half miles an hour. the very embodiment of energy, and bssmiul ol life
 And. besides tha energy. he carried with him, whesesoevef he pitched his tent, what was the second cause uf h,s extraordinary success n 90 much of ,he business of life As ,t fell to him 10 per. form. He hated disorder as Sir Aregsl hated ,nJusiIee and if there was any thing against which he took up his para ble wiih burning isdignation, Ii was slosealiness, and half-done work, aud " shoddinsss of all kinds. His love ol order made him always the most regular of msa. "Esesything with him." Miss HogaEth told me, went as by clock work his movements, his absence from home, aad the times oG his return were all fred 1oseAAnd, and u vas ssldo0 that he failed to adhere to whas be had hrsd. Like most mea endowed ~i.h super. Auisy of soesgy, he psidsd himsslf On hss puactnalitv. He could aot live la room os in houss till he had put every pssre c( furniture into iss proper place, aos could hs bsgia wosk till sil his writing gear vas st hand, with no item missssg CT nispiacsd.
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