Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-09


meadow D., lsN slr,p 4ns sul ll 0rtc.
W the stream 20 the right above the
mtssos Of trees aud ulc' looms the hugc.
oh''.u Memorial Hail Non rcseut it Nv sou
have alruady turned away from tho perky
white fountain 10 mellow uh HIgh street.
Everything modern hcf1 that seeks to
memorable men Or committee OF to-day
through fantastic memorials 20 this very
sun Of The Eagllsh r'cc and tongue hurts
YOU with Ia brascn lmprrucncr
You turn. pass through the chuurhyafi,
and sumter along iu thcqHIgt ~ Mll Lane
~ H. end IL q ranshle .lo'mi.l. nobody
knows how many centuries 3D. Tic
splash Of tho wheel ins a ifowsy sound
a i1l'paih leads tuhmlssy wooden bridge.
You cross this. take ~ clio meadows. with
che river. church and town 90 your lpft,
aud cross the fields 20 SADttrry. Hare il a
Typical English village, CfIucfoH with
HfUnH wells, and lrdvrs rut iu llfh box
patterns, aud brown with thatchrd roofs.
30 old that bids aud mice u,n them fnr
uests, while Wild field towers mud weeds
gruw iuEuriaWly upun them Instructive.
IS you approach the olicst aud qua,uf.
ct structure 10 shUttsry H. rlbls over.
hangs the lanu H. south tIda face. % iusse
VI vine, Had flowers, aud four tiny win.
dnws. An0dcl by the thltaLue. prUn over
Into tho bwuSeBni bloom. Z. D. Ann Hath.
Always cottage
A pleasant old woman. whom you feel
mus. have known the maid and the man.
huftlcs about, shows you tho Interior. the
ancient settle whoru the loyrmnktug was
done the vislt0fs' book with in pri0elr..
autographs, even the heIflo1ms " lIncu,
morn lasting than c'ilpy W. ccnotaph n
atone, the while chatting chcor.ly. o. II the
ids u time always opened upon her ~.
upon bright and stainless. page. But you
have not heard what was SAID. Tho old
lady's words have blended with the nu.
tnnn voices without The voice sou have
heard came trembling down the slloncta OF
more than 80 years, aud your heart hrs
thrilled unutterahly becausc, for mo.
mrnt, 10 close have como that day 10 this
those two 10 you.
Back across the Avon over the great
stone bridge. and few minutrs' walk
brings you TO humble Henley street. There
" Etill tho seeming OF dreamfollt walking
about In the s1t autumn air. There are
few of them. and they seem either very old
Or very young quaint old mcn aud gran.
dnWs rudy u face aud white 81 hair, who
seem 20 have ftepprl out 81 the olleu
times 10 LOOK around tholr former hnuuts
fora l.ttIs, and very quiet children with
domuro old ways You wonder II th, iu.
uuencc Of 30 surprising shrine goes this
Or among straiioFd dwollors. W whether
Il b the glamour Of your own fancy. This,
NJ you stand before the birthplace of
shakcspeaW-a spruce enough airuciuru
since IT, RESTORATION" with gnbl,l porch.
un E.lEnbethan window Ia the noyt story,
aud peaked dorWor window outluttlnf
from the steep pitched roof ab1yc-lll
with a pretty garden NJ tho sides aud hack
II seems - lolg timu before the i4ngl.uy
bcll IL answered.
Finally another braming Old lady NJ.
pears aud you follow hor silently within.
There Il very little TO sec. incommunlcablo
things 10 fcol There nre two rooms below
and two above, One " tho latter l. % SOFT
u museum, and you Ind little Interest
here, IN the other the bard was born.
Which fact thrills you most powerfully
that here lrst saw the light OF dAy Tho
great rcyealer u humanity TO men, or that
the once white wall IA black With tho
names u the great and mighty N al lands
aud climes who have come and rcyeruntiy