Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-11-08

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tsA ~S\tA " sands Of men born
NSANMrN and reared on Man.
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-=8g- day when he would
visit the city, and
had formed plans
and itineraries for consuming such time aJ he
hoped to have, changing them again and
again to conform to longer or shorter periods.
He was prepared to be an intelligent tourist,
to seq only what was well worth being looked
at, and Il study much that could not be seen
In any other place which he was ever likely
to visit
At last be was in New York his time
would lie limited only by the expense Of re-
making at hotel or boarding house Yet be
.ound himself utterly without impulse to fol-
ow any of his carefully perfected plans He
,trolled about great deal, but in an utterly
aimless way. He passed public buildings
which he knew by sight as among those he
1ad intended to inspect, but he did not even
enter their doors; the great libraries In which
sor years he had hoped to quench the literary
thirst that had been little more than tanta-
LIKED by the collective books in Haynton were
regarded with Impotence OF all he saw
while rambling about alone, nothing really
fixed his attention but the contents Of shop
windows. He could not pass clothing store
without wondering if some of the goods he
saw within would not become him better
than what he was wearing; he spent hours In
looking at displays Of dress goods and imag-
lining how one or other pattern or fabric
would look on Lucia; and he wasted many
hours moro in day dreams Of purchasing
only for her-the bits of jewelry and other
ornaments with which some windows were
filled
Loneliness increased the weakening effect
of his imaginings He knew absolutely mo
one in the city but the Tramlays and Marge,
and he had too much sense to impose himself
upon them; besides, Marge was terribly un-
interesting to him. except as material for a
study Of human nature-material that was
peculiarly unattractive when such specimen
as Lucia was always in his minds eye and
insisting upon occupying his whole attention.
His loneliness soon became intolerable; after
q single day Of it he hurried to the river, re
gardless Of probable criticism and teasing
based on his new clothes. to chat with Sol
Mantring and tho crew of the sloop. Tho In
terview was not entirely satisfactory, and
Phil cut his visit short, departing with brow
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