Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-30

VI his return to thc at.t,t.iIitie~ of fife. Next day his mind Was >on1eH la; set ttd. ana ellzWart ;gi,t WIS }.=z. s.=e~s"Ii- t.:lI: but. tIJaU=1 facts I:tcod njIlf nIure Soltdly. they were t..ErG}ieie~> very dral, ill shade The necessity for work. tl1 blessed :tnti,ote ta eHnui. no longer forced hiIIl h eHteeatnr. He was Ho longer l'cfniic~s htlI tlte money he possessed brought NitlI t Hu ue SilrS When man has lived from hand Ia mouth for years and >u,tdcn- ly finds himself with : leo i'll lis pocket the result i> sotIct ines curious. He finds With Il vague sense "t surprise that he has fur4,,t1cai hoW to sl'eild. That rNtrav;..lj5..c= a:n uflleF artificial pa>>iou>. requires cultivation.
 This hr realized s'Nen nin9e fUlly nM the days that followed the ni-tt "f hls first rctuln.- aud with il W"> born a new bitterness. Ihe man Wh9 has friends and no fnoney H.aS End life difficult. hut the nan w!a ll"S nnnry and Ho f,,nd tn re ',i,'e ia his foitttlle or b"neft hN his ="i,cru>itN k aioof u,i,od With tue Its;iVrn "f tlcHr5!iliitN that WortlS iA all >tfUa- =fl,#tu"cs. l.eai'.t distrU>ted the professional he@S:tl therefore 1le ,il:t,it, tI':a hestoW> eas. fly and proiui>cuoMsl. ~:s 'tenitei Eiln. and of atheH '.lf,l1t5sls If 2'.t.''''e>ilN he WIS too self =ca"tIiaoel to have lesrn"d the Setr"t
 When depression falls gl,en d H.;tn of u~laliN cN"!.- telApcrIllo1i II de srenfs with tuHhie weight. The nerctlli.l nstjlr" las hundred cealn terhal:,u,.in- devices to rid itself of gloon-a d sudden lifting of spirit. q memory of otI5cr moods lived through. other hlacllurs>cs dispersed hN ttHe. hut the man of level nature ltaS none of these Depression wien II comes is indeed depression: no phase of mind to be superseded by another phase. but a >lAckelliu@ uf all the chords of life
 It was through such a depression as this that he l9horcd during three weeks. while no summons ald no hint of remembrance came from '!Ilf'le. His position wHS peculiarly diftirnlt, He found no action in the present. ahd toward llc future he dared not trust i himself to look. He had slipped the old nourng> that familiarity had ren- dered cndnrablc, but, having slipped thpm. he had found no substitute, Such was his c;lse on the last night or the three weeks and such his frame of mind as he crossed Fleet street from Cliffords inn 10 Middle Temple lane.
 It was scarcely o'clock, but al ready the dusk was falling The great or press of vehicles had ceased, and the light of the street lamps gleamed back from the spaces of dry and polIsh- ed roadway. worn smooth as q nlltror by wheels and hoofs. Something ol the soliture of night that sits SO III on the strenuous city street was lH;'kiEE 1sei1 felt. thoueh the throngS of people on the pathway still streaned eastward and west ward. and the tavcrns made | busy trade,
 Having crossed the roadway, l.oder paused for d moment to survey the scene. But humanity in the abstract made small appeal to him, and h's 
 ! glance wandered from the passer>hN to the buildings massed like clouds against the dark sky. As his gaze moN ed slowly from one to the other q 1 clock near at hand struck {, and an l'i- | Stant l;t.r th, chorus was taken up | bv q dozen claniurOu> tongues SuallN | he s,al,elv heard and never needed ! tlese innunrralle chimes, but thls 1 evenin. their effect was strange. com ing out of tue darkness. they seemed to po>srss Il pcrSouai note. human { declaralion 1i4t impression WAS fan tas,ic but il WAS strong. With q species of revolt against life aAd lis own personality. he lurnel slowly and moved forward in the direction of l.ud gate hill.
 (To Be Continued0