Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-13
KlPLING'S VILLAGE
The Famous Authors Quaint Old
Home at rockingham.
THERE BE LIVES as He LIKES
Retiring in His Habits and Not
Fond of Society,"
CHILDREN AND FRIENDS
CHILDREN AND FRIENDS


written Tor Inc Evening star
| Nottingham is one of the qUaiut,st VIII
lagos in all England. In its time It has
peeh the nome OF more than one celebrity,
| despite IT'S remoteness, but today. being the
nome OF the man who wrote The Recess
siohal' IL Is distinguished almost solely as
| NipiihS village
| away oaeh' thousands OF years ago. ma
lure cut crease In the long cliff which
| marks the termination of the South Downs
i of England. The crease has been broad
| ened nv tho a,a,,o,,.. ,,,,.. :. ;; -,
| a,,o,,,r,, =. -, nt: NJ - - iai -
| ~ ii'iu Observation-Disclosures nut
| not quite, for few houses have been
crowded out and stand on the abrupt Slone
| of the hills Ar tho mouth of Tho ,.,,,
| -, ,;se -, " N ''"-'e
| @t''iS nave i"tteh away enough TO form
a little basin, on the shores Of which the
| waves Of the English channel break cease
| lesslv Gently tbev br..I, ~ ,,,, -
| in ugrtar ~. ,l -. ",t'
cliff with s1;cb tne sFre'' chiuk
| YEARLY washed ~, ~, 'o,t9 ~ are
80 t"'S' AM al llltS, the
foay,i,s, 81, us way laI enough 10 leave
| 80 Jan "''ei a. 'ht LOU OF lhe main
| II must ba,,a b<,, , ,,,,r 49,
| J<inIi,,T's nj. - q tni19 tIIhc ago mat
little sf"ne rhrcf in mn GU "u1, lIr me
| over 100 yoarS ~ Al Itio !tdSe ""9 Deg lh
| way from, Li+Iina?D - ttlHS across me
| MIST in+araltina7 li1u@ anu - one OF the
| nnarIv e,.ar,, - 70 M d I!dte "H'fe
! -1,,.,-1
| s,,,,atb; r4I' 80 VI me quaint can lind
~ '0tii''9 a' over! 'urh'
| Reminders of Old Times.
| The walls which s,,rr,,,,,.I ,bo ,-,,;
| ara r,,,,,,,I- - 49,, -, N-''i'7'
| . VI 'he uounlouS times IN
| sussex, Wheh every mans house was in
deed his castle. These walls protected the
! lives of MANY of th, oriri,,I irb.h,+,,..
| from, the nil,as ar7 s,,.r,7, %
| hooters ufs-or,. ra.or,,, -. - -
conflict In the little hamlet between yassaIs
| OF opposing lords and mayhap Kipling will
one Jay give me world tale based on
| in the naipbhnrbnnJ ,rI,e , I'm ~ ~,
| walls We're taken from the beach. and are
| rounded and polished by the action of the
waves many OF them are of flint. They
that won Id 49, L.ha 1--we WIN precision
| yous The builders knew VII ~ -, ~
| of cornnoun6inq cement Gov ~ IN, nj
| hold together as connarti,. as IL en- e.. az
| blocks of solid material Arches 80 I, ~
| for heavily ironad par.s ,,,os,l,, 90 - -
| IA stennd b,. nCn,iarn1's 49, ~ " Ian siiu
| bnga lsevs "o''" VI ioehe Will
| or s,Icb . ca-+,,., &c +ho si7 49,, .. IT,
Hnp,s honsa -ba o, - o 80 So 10 i ,r
lin,7hia antro,,ns ~ I'm usou. ING
80 - "a iioiit, 1t - SUPPOSED,
enter IL I.,a. -" d Up .i VI muses. 70
Tho ,rn+on+j,,, 81 ~; S - ~ 'n,ei leeueL
frnr1 he ,,Ji ',t t 'i nuI 10 pass
nraSant il ,,i'st he ~ In piaSe
broI.an class ,,-bf,t 80 a. - tLi"t wy
,acst IF ~ Ill. -; 49,. a. WI .loIls
80 i ~ 80 70 ilteIiutu ds proc
~ H. ttn;rrh+ ~ -. -, -, i ooS ~ ~
veil krontS 10 80 80 - -; ~ S
Pottin~dc,D er1rIo,Ts ga - ~ u =" ttts
nreIantS 49, ~ "a ~ oiiiS INC sitSS
Elonars 81 ~ . go On 'tist "a, :.
~ Ki,1Iir, 80 a. 80 - ~ o. ~ pe tpuilu III
snn t+bjia 80 70 "a me
yopi - Iii III M 'uilS. 80, % ~ Set De
-; -. ~; 20 many d peu Vi
" A' i0 Piiue Vi 'iie Stiueief'
Quaint Old House.
The KipIinp home renainc nearly, ,s ,,.,,s,, |
In, ,..,.1, % -. = - -
JUN HuliuieuS VI SttlIS ago with us small
Windows, hlSh roof, row much the worse
for wear and its antique entrance The
IeII connectipo tho front quito with tho
I,o,,so !. ,s,.,,,,,., -. -, - IN
~ 10, Pei e'P7, u. Pi4t'IiphI hAi'ON d'Ioil'
ABOUT the pace Is the air OF carcleSSntSs
seheraly attributed 10 literary people. A
,iaI zap SHOWS En- III me aear part OF me
present owner was horn TIL, interior of
the house is dark and gloomy except two
or three rooms on the second floor: The !
nG5e Maii 10 lung ps stoEt pt re-
The narIor and finins room Will he s-pfin |
at one corner and the ccwshcd at the other !
further obstruct the light.
Some OF the furniture Is antique, as. for |
Instance, a beautifully carved mahogany |
table and siieboard But the author has |
installed in his English home many articles !
or American make, which seem painfully |
modern" 10 some Persons. A stuffed leather |
easy chair and long library table Uttered I
about with writing material. ashes. pipes |
and a big jar of tobacco, show that the |
The study is very manEish in appearance !
From the window the author may look |
across the way into St. Margaret's pretty
church ward Just outside the portal is the
needed to designate the place. Simple door |,