Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
YVES HOME
Il, and the Country
Pound About
is wANOERlNGS'


.ro1 saw one Of these
ri'D bus and had a good
'' N HIM as q curious charae-
having y, who he was. de
.'. s', mn attention by his gen
4e'slsj and thrown-together
When he entered the
a COW Of the London
kapd and dragged a very
,,sveling rug in the other.
n ,se latter over his knees as
SIared at the passengers
~ Immediately closed his
' s1S 4 peculiar motion Of his
seemed likeanervous chew
ether lip.
Tsegy, aul it then seemed
a.fssnt man. out Of sorts
M World. | mentally en-
1, nlaee him. Perhaps he is
Y ihose seedy old clerks so
n, plctured BY Dickens,
'ge nav be q misery old
.bodally tumbles out Of his
.sirio his work and then
never knowing change,
M clothing, Inummied to
q IN earth but his ledgers and
a Hhe have a wife and family
children, warns the cook,
iAouse.naid and blows up
nm leaving his habitation.
,stIealat morning he has
NJ understand who is master
|,isr yskemence than usual.
cd he seemed to awake with
tlsrd again at his fellow pas
nd giving bis bony knees a
.rlts way from proximity to
n woman who sat beside
,red innhls paper as though
lsd overlooked his duty Of
ne. zpturing and Furnishing
4 A saaition within, Sure
Twas there. He scanned the
uage iWa moment, smashed
,dgethef Nth his knuckly
rcgsd Rvga the bus floor,
.xinz iihats bnGath his feet,
/ time gaulis Mvous kind of
N VhEhrslaly iad his senti-
lr ihe hli1iish he had Ills
~ tn y Ell to chew ing
Wiz Ii gfs quite closed,
hi irk With u start, to
has II door and soundly
saNnr for carrying him
dlfation. | could not
ifesclding; but it brought
itsi1ad to a staudstill; and
lifq, hairy, tumbled-up,
~ Old man disappeared
an ADD buses, a tangible,
llxintlon with a Scotch dia-
lnpang from drivers AS he
CLOSEST blackguard quips
that roll from London driy-
tongues.
Vent LETT a smile on nearly
10 lhe omnibus. A pleas
sal sitting beside me, MOTTO
illeolialiiyi kindly solved the
NY dear sir" he said with
~ q pride. She's a brave
mat He wasn't born in
" hes the biggest man in
oa get back to America
he Yankees you've seen
n Carlyle
@w him again. But the
. v u o. long ago made me
VI tdflyle-Onp of fha mOst
aEs o. my life-and. from
' 'SIi alter the sturdy old bar
I.aallalsophy and religion, many
X % his birth and buria
WHY ~ dreary Ecclefeehan
" British localities which
Personality and geniui
HNl9g like shrines. j have
~, " MS memory, and especi.
~, ", IN affection for the place
1 ~. a lifetime he struggled,
4. ieilea, assaulted. defended.
n fepented in his humble
:. ! ggardly and noble career
~ u Chelsea. II Is Londoi
"a vAanot find a break In al.
masses Of solid structures
W. partof the borough GU
~ and for many miles be
XIV; a,e chelsca region is still
,.lagly distinct. You know
y, wen you come to it. 70,
\, being told, that you hav,
=, y,g,ladaries on leaving il
So'sllclpating in its memories
Io OF its history, If 70,
IVA IVA within it, its lovely
Y ' i'a air has the very spiri
I, sr lingering noble presences
M fuu lale upon Its streets as
~ unconscious spell Of mem
!, s 4 y IRON pleasant com
|, IN a II held BY the gentl
'nihlscence.
~ heart OF this pleasantes
.Vai outer districts, Thoma
' ~, !, carlyle literally bal
lse,her, from the 10Th da
' !, ~, until Mrs. CARLYLE
bse death in her broughal
,o n,S, !, In April, 1866. IN
n 'lRt was left remained
! Ivy, ialysd, in the same house ,
~ ~ Il And / somehow be
. ~ Years staying Of IN
or 'Viteeaan in No. . Gres
~. mas "a thrown more Of
i .lTp over old Chelsea than a
iis,.Gls and great who hay
NJ li-'ri q and gone. ~ 10
! n Pr Thomas More orig
u Nlnelsea- CARLYLE round
Y Vast fields Of 6is,or y1 an
m 9ss'geen. This 0pore hon,
" NV as the ancient recon- ,,,'
" Se nome Of Sir Thomas Nor,
4 l- . an habltatlon af,e
az great porch, many n
ss s1sls Of gables. a nret,
q gardens for the tim
b F e,I.ils the happiest far
~ slahd In the sixteont
lea ~ y attractive a plac
4 NJ. W away from Lopdo
~ was moved to p,l
INA -ilulous Erasmus fon M
4 ~ ~ Retreat; and King Hen j,ll
y t y ! up The Thames in mn /
4. eeoark and stroll to m j,
inanslon With iii Ar y