The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
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'Parllamant5 expresses tho nations opiti..
Ions III words we'll, ,Whensiit happens that
words, not III Wi. are wanted, on fofeign
matters, where we cannot legislAte,
Whatever the 1Ingllsi, Hut Ion thinks o.
thinks III Kinks, III to II lie crl cal eyeiitl
Of the world, whether iii DENMARK, IN
Italy or America, and no matt ter wlietl1 pr
1t thinks wisely or tt wisely TINT s II Y
Soughy we'll said Iii Tar lamerit..' 5
have never read Bhs finer cfcnco
OF si1ch 81,ariamertar discussion az tho
recent events II II, ~ csrtnln continental
sburchucrncics have given \ rise TO, etc,
etc. N u S. X a. &
Words! words |! wordsi that seemed ITO
him to mean III Tie and n,tltter ftto2tlllng.
Yet as he Clipped hls egg he remembered
that The writing OF this lender had meant
considerable mental strain. OF for q big
happening abroad, when he would be
sent ma another would tnke up this rot1-
tine work! He knew hc was d far better
correspondent than leader writer. His
heart was In that work. III u s 81
There were NJ one or two invitations
among HIS letters, two books were sent
nv Il ! young publisher, a. friend Of his.
asking f lie could get them noticed
On, tho Wire and Il syllabus OF some Win
ter lectures to DO given at OXFORD House.
FIiiss nnme was hers. He was to lecture
sin January Oh a Tho sodality Of no
knights Of 81. John. * Ia -.3 ,
After breakfast. the lunch time io 4, most g =
sof the world, 8$hc2 found It impossible gto
settle down to anything. He was not ia
at The once that night, and the long
hours; without the excl enient Of MS
work, stretched rather hopelessl y before
him. lie thought Eof pay ~ calls n the
various parts OF the Vest En- Il mere he
had friends whom lie had rat y glect-
Ar,l.A uc ~ iC1pl
when IL ca me \, for ne did not feel hsy u
he could mako tlinself very agreeable
S ia wante d a complete change Of some
sort sHc half thought Of running down o y
TO Brighton, fighting tho cold n bra c II
seaSwinds on tho lawns q Hove, and re- e.
turning the next adn y. BIZ 3 II I, 3,
no doubt, ana Tho solution to hts dillcpl
ties presented itself 10 him In the project ys!
OF a Turkish bath. IL sag &. !,
He put bis CORRESPONDENCE III , y "
The pocket Of his oyercoat to be read ~ a. a.
leisure, and drove 70 amman y
Jerlnyr Street. ,SS NJ $s Si u 3
rho physical warmth, tho silence the
aim lights, and Orenta i dec ratioils -, =,
diced 4 supreme sense Of Il comfort a q r
)5bien etre. brought Const g mt r.
back to him IN va quo eve RE. N. " Ii I,
Js6 PefHaDB.Gncs ~
l$ir London Is the only easy wa 70 @ tall
4 sudden and absolute change 81 en-
virormert. II othing else brings q, do f'!,
ment A SO readily, Is $50 instinct VII y &
change and the unusual. S 81 SS9
IN delightfnT langOur he5 pa s sec! iron e,
one dim chamber to another, lying prone
In. the great heat which surroundeedt hin
like 4 cloak. Then the Igorouss kneadillt
and ma ssage. the gradual stonlng a N!
renovating or each joint and muscle. 35 q
ho stood drenched in aromatic fo1anr,', : :
new, fresh physical personality The ls V
dive und the India rubber curtain lei
behind the ,domed dim places Of. heat e' ans
silence. He plunged through the y bottle OF
green water Of the marble pool 1nto tn'
Ma Il. 8wher lounges stood about by SINAI n,
iSinlnid oclagonal tables, and a. thin WIN
~ fountain tinkled among green PAINS
wrapped from head to foot u, soft whit
|towols, he lay in d dream on content
ment. watching the delcato spiralszI from : 81
his 4 Cairene Cigarette. and slipping ths
brown, froth$ ofa tiny cup Of thick nee
At four a slippered attendant e br pc
him 4 sole and a bottle of yellow vine
and j tier the light meal he fel. once more
Unto "a placid y res oratiye sleep, s.
And all the white the letter from on Je J.
saiem ives in his oyercoat pocket. 1or'