The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-27

poftion q th- hsavv Atmosphere - -
c.--iv~ r~-p~stabdHV ~hrh hang aluul
th- h.adlng huf~ls ~, tho wsais arr ~
80 sad. d t.ius he sxr~pttou fuf e gs-
tatts a. huts - " -fvei u fhe-e p'acsa
tNen the ~-u~sutH 81 fraN~llrra va
. r-aree'ahutfy net 80 heavy 't.lnuushk
knslish .prt. bat tho yuumun 90 safist
variety whch m.tn- A,~rm~ e ubl~.
thuuable character ms an H. had Al
10 'ss T-rauc, hoi"l- Nhbh afv -i DImm't
al over tho rutrh l-lr.
~,tn.ttuiss they ar vrrv plain srd uu.
inviting hut uzrs.tnuAlN a. iu tho ,a-s
ut . q stuf.-lts- utd In l"rs,l un- 81 taut'v'
bury. ono nni- "NUvliruf tsr.'iNIrslatiur
at NrrN mu"h l"wrt pr'~- IAN az No" utn-l
hutrl-
wcmru travelling alon" With ANITA ,ru'
vhkh Iuuuti-s To- u. y h'aNN IA 80 lglI
purse vii lind the lodgings system he
biggest -ou uf lsiu For in-tan,v, h"p'
are -nme examples 81 the cost ~ lodsinr-
for two psr~uns lh"~' tigup- cs'veT The
cost II h--irom, -itting ppotn. thrr" in"al-
u day. -rrVt,v. ,ught- AMI VERY much hrtt"i
fare than one g,t- al up'-t 81 the hute-
n tamhridgr. for Two persons, two
davs. fees inCludyd. the Cn>t was 81 a.
Lincoln. foT two Ier~pns, three days. tsr'
and fires included. 81 AT York, for two
p"r-uu-. l"dg'ng and breakfast, SIS ~
ruup,. two moal- "a day. 10 s,1
Ihis gives Hn ti"a If what ne, or rather
two. can ito IN tho lodgtng~ liu" n tdin-
hurgh, fur instance. 10" ruuut- werr both
large ~" sitting room, Ia which an nrHl-
wcrr served tu The two lodger- alone. tong
a great hig plaC' With window, direSTly
facing The east ard a view over The park
10 the long FACADE of Prince street.
Tho loiger- ordered their meals ,n their
own liking and rcNell"l In steaks. chicken
duck. salads and other TENS which arr
sadly ~lnfrequcrt ~ IN" ordinary British
hotel tahle.
There - one thing which Is ALWAYS good
and cheap IN England and that ~ tea. Eng
lush man or woman wouki rather 60 without
dinner than afternoon tea. The American
gets to tho point where he has an uneasy
feeling about 4 O'clock In the afternoon,
a feeling which isn't exactly akin 10 pain,
hut which Yields 10 nothing until the Cusey
tea tray comes into sight. Sometimes
two paw only -iNIrncc for tea and bread
and butter, hui usually tho charge - sax
fS'ncr apicCr.
az cu,rSr. ther~ II the ubiquitous fee
the Necessity for which IL always With the
traveller ahrutd lust - the poor ARE al
WAYS with the -tavcT nj home Rnt Will"
"" -'eu- 10 ie simply pouring out a con
mao stream NJ money In this WV, ia"
actual Total l. slot what IL l. for the trav-
cller In this country Here. oven. u one
does Civ" only third A. often. n las to
give four times ~ much AT every CLIP.
Prom actual ~'NycrtenC" the writer KNOWS
tha' two persons can travel over the length
and breadth 81 Great Britain. throw IN n
trip 'u ireland. take threc months 20 the eN-
psTirncc aud do u for 81 81 a dAv apiac"
What u ov~riravs on his allowanc" In
going To moro expensive places me rAkeS
up fur now and then In lodging.
This daily allowance coyrrS all expenses
OF Cour-c, IL means third class on the rail
waVs, but In England. OF mo-t lines, that
j. 40 hardship. unless u 10 during the tank
holiday. IN August. when everybody who
u notody. his wife or his girl. his children
or somebody eEe's, arc on the wing AZ
Other times and IN all lines. except pus=ibly
one ~ the southeastern part of England, the
tourist VIII wants 10 economic need have
no fear 81 The third-clas. carriage
or cour~@. two p~r-ons can DO England
on much ls-s than ~ 81 a day, hut that
would mean. ~ ~ To women travellers.
more -elf -deninl than can IL born without
spelling ones trip. Two experienced trav-
cIlers with IS a day each can command
all tho comfort n style necessary.
But on the Continent IS n day would IN
comparative wealth AID would buy luxury
In addition 10 t~om-timss. alas! In place oil
comfort