The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
CORNER OF JAPANESE GARDEN. WITH HIGH BAMBOO FENCE

the post aud the like. Boots was satisfied
with Is cents week ~ then ! knew Why
hs nearly tainted when ] tipped him a.
cents on leavIng.
The gulds,zs ~ the kitchen wgs . very
superior cook hOusokeeDs'r whom all
addressed a. Miss Webher and sll the
servants spoke of Mr. \. a. master
Down the field q hit was a stile. and the
second son informed me Il was very lucky
for two people 10 kiss. one un esrii side
bat jtrst then a rabbit IN a Tar distant
field caught my eye.
You may say what You like. knRlishmen
are not slow They are only terrified and
stupid with their own giria. because they
dare not be natural and have a good time
Il had taken the eldest son one month e.
propose 90 me and Il took the sscoud
inst a week The third SIN. IN distant
town hefore coming a. visit me. took the
precautiOn of engaging himself 20 onCa
20 the giTl he had known a long time
aud announced immediately on arrival
that he ~ least was hooked and there
fore cafe
To 70 back 10 the -tile IL was built into
the great earthen emhankmeni topped
by bushy growth which constitutes
Devons famous hedges The taFth -
throw up % a height u four or I've feet
and Is at least three broad and Il Is a won
deTfuI sight a. zee on a hunt day thu horses
gather their fOrefe~t IN m" top ~ the
hedge aud Jump over through some open
ing m The irlsh These hedges are
riddled with rabbit holes and annually
there b. a great routing ~ rabbits when
two hundred and moro ar killed daily
using ferrst- and terriers 10 get them
outside
i Il Wa very interesting 90 90 the work.
men going 10 the fialds With their vlrsin-'
Of cider ard hear all about their drink
allowance their noonlnRz g..
/ Very pretty II was to have every child
/ in the ReiRhb0rho0d mske q little ducklng
curtsey when ! nas=ed They all knew
Of the guests AZ the manor. hut What
horrid little American boy would take
n his caD % a stranger from sheer polite
ness and respect
Snaaking 81 poluena-- England j. truly
n thank YOU land n you -av Thank
YOU. with he accent on the first word,
Won are known ~ b" from IN" States
Tilt Your voice un AZ the end and -av
o That English ServItOrs ~ all
-tatiuns II life thank you Tor taking
something. for not taking Il. fur doing
or no, doing something for ailoW ing them
10 q" something Tor you. Refreshing. hut
your ALPHABET " ants ~ be well stocked
with W
II = all very lovely ~ visit such a place
IN summer. l-.It ~ winter Then YOU wall
have 20 COPY the English ladies and wear
thick nightgOwns 10 keep ont the dread
ful chilly damp Butterfly -lseved main
sOok gown, look positively immoral ~
side thsre very Tezpe'tah high neoked
long showed aflirs DID like however
thO-a mad. ~ soit thin nun yelling vi
embroidered yOkes They are eally
pretty and "A cOnstituttOnally chilly person
will find them delightful fNr winter.
When 49, returned for q visit IN Feb
ruary. on mo. oh my. shall ever forget
III / was ~ cold IN my bedroom ] SIMPLY
lnathsd having 10 bathe My stlhened
fingers could scarcely coil my hair. and
my h0sresss amiable assertions that
she saw We had a good FIRE tempted
me 10 inward sarcasm We had a fire
Oh. yes. a perfectly good big CRATE coal
fire but ~ only saw n, never felt "
for some dreadful reason connected with
chimney either too high or too low
J / forget which
! The rooms below we're costly warm
but the corridors horrible II was al
right outside but W. we're almost driver
: 20 drink Pure water. ~ ] said. N taboo
, Mrs g. and aunt always Dut a little whis
key with ~. and they could not under
: stand how we could digest anythinl
without this preCautiun We we're veTl
much surprised % 49, later that all middle
aged and old ladies brought their owl
1asks 10 the boarding house. tables
} Wouldn't u surprise you 10 49, a mo-
! old person ~ sixty or 10 aN got up lik,
] the late Queen Victoria, with an air.
J nothing on the hald spot and a dinkl
Whits net veil trailing down back. helD
ing herself from her neat little fazk2
~ course we weni To church Of a sun
: iay and sat m q high square pew. NJ tina
? I. who am e tall girl could just 40 owe
q the edge u wa tho manor pew an,
, faced the other soats. rows ~ aDlendi,
OAK with massive carved ends In
! second son WAS one n those who passe,
. the plate. only i wasn't a plate. but
r bag with v drawsgnng IN ohyiate ,lnkin
r Dr unnsighboriy peeks