New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Sketch Made and 5-2 92ntiEaiea, M; e-,;tode sn4e
Y3 iooo entirely from my
NJ isoo- mind And so al
,Tea-s-sa- ..-- have lived n the conviction that
ny Ie-a--a- . that time was coarse vulgar and deS-
-ute OF l--a- But yeu- suggestion that YOU and your
family found 1ura- twentyeghr years ago moved
me o look INTO matter So commissioned Boston
-yE-te- % a among the Boston papers Of that by
gone time and send copy Of Il
L came TINS --rE. and I there any vulgar1ty about
2 not able -1 discover It Il It isnt irrocently and
7cl11ously t---s -udge / VIII see to It THAI
E7u get copy
-55 Fee he D.rgcr Easa b. the Pse5Hs5er
q aas Et-a-i- H0natg Ia Honor Of the
er-r.a7~t Anniversary a. The
5ars Of join s-sr--e1f Uh..tler al se Hotel Br7"z-
Boston, December i. 1877,
Boston .uersug Transcript
-f-su1v 49, 1877
NJ CHAIEr- This Is an occasion peculiarly meet
Tor a--- II pleasant "reminiscences concern
1g literary therefore VIII drop lightly into hlstorE
myself. --4. here on the shore of the Atlantic and
-51te------ certain It's largest literary Dllows
-1l Reminded .5 -a--E which happened u thirteen
a- ago. a had 7a5t succeeded IL stirring up little
,7'~---I literary puddle myself whose spL'Iie naAeS
were neg-- blow tt,-Iv Cali-9rliawarls. started
1 Qe-- through the southern mines OF tlI-
lI--- WA. H and c9noe1ted. and / resolved 70 tTE
ve-vaa.- - m .r.p5-ra15tv. knocked at "a miners
-.le-L log the foothills gt the 0lerras just Al
zs-ca- 7. ss .-.g.-ng II the time A jaded, mean-
la-E ..-.. ..--tggte1. opened the door TO me
men be aea- MY nom 9s gasvve, he looked more de-
5ie1 tE-- before. ie let pretty rellctaty-
-2a- --le customary bacon and beans Dlac+
5 and -.- WHISKY took pipe ms syrToVful ma
--- a. sad -- 7 -ls up 70 t.ll= time No" he spoke
s- 7- - -e voice at one VINO is secretly suffering
-.- -e t.e --1' ID going 70 move
Tie --- r.-t5" said
--et.--- --a-y man that has been here 80 twenty
You le-- I'll -ae,. said J. Who were the others.
-- Ar- -aa-.-T, Mr. Emerson. and Sir. Oliver Wendell
-l1---s--z...-l the l1t''
1o- Cal easily believe was interested -uppIetel-
e -s- 9--er-- did the rest.-auC finally the THelaIi-
--l.- -l-a- began sand he
-LeE came here just dark yesterday evening ana
i-stl-te They q rough lot but that nothing
1-1E . Ks rough that travels atoot- MI Emerson
- d see-F -tte lt 0I a chap reG headed Nj io!leT
t1@ as ta- O. balloon he weighed much IS three
--Ie- --l had double cflns al the way down 70 Ms
9y---c1 a- Largtelovg built Ike a pr1ze llgfteI-
Fa-5 % E-- brushes His lay straight down ID.
a. l4e finger with the end JOINT tilted up They h@a
= -Illss-g- l could that And what queer talh
--t 1-r Holmes inspected tins cabin, then ne TOOK
77 q. Tie a-ttauhole and avs he.
Through the deep caves of thought
hear voice that sings,
Build thee more stately mansions
my soulf
says + 7 can't afford II, Mr. Holmes ami moreover
+-s tr1rl stranger, that way However. ! started
- ~ Jur nay bacon and beans when Mr.. Emerson came
- hooked awhile anC then he takes ASIDE by the
-.-Ji----e and says
blVe agates for my meat
l5lVe lantharids eat;
FROM and bring foods.
from al zones and altitude
ts1ts q Mr Emerson, If you'll excuse tins aIH
l''el ou see Il sort Of red me- warnt used 10
0 WAY .r l-tterE EVgrlis went 4-5Veatng