The sun., 1910-07-10
TIE OPEN DOOR IN ENGLAND
WaRH nELCoNES GIGEN TO
GISITING INkklC.lNS
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ar1 hlV~ a sr~o~i tire ~ithcit a ssnS@
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Cr,'s-s-a I w~os A. AhsalEse stranger And
v~s rSS~sVS>i uaRry SN,,irt~>scs Al sh-e hAnsts
- sar.asers bsas ~ NV AAtsT trJE~ | ~~aa
ar-u-Sa ~Ish sts~r~ ana VAru>t haNS hsea
tA~ b~hxAs. wAscA thrv haN~ cy-~cSd NJ
A. th~y - N y,,,lr r---ks, wa SOSaSts
wA~tAer wa hAA essssr pE~s-ra, theua ~
va las n a ~ay ch-eky - asa a nan
wAc n-N~r al-s wa o. gtOe ur hus ti-u-H -
v~,,a. - a VIVIAN wAN n-Ver hs.r,i - yca
- par 80. S-Si ,sA tor y,NsI N,ls y's1 ca
-.,ss y,,ssr,-elf 18th The N 'r,<ht thAt q an
FaslShu,,a - an rr.AurAa ~ any snTt %
nan Ns-l,->i A-usrisz, ~tfh a irst~r yOa'I
b xhaa - eNtss.sl cs,,ars~sirs - hisn, AMI -
wa - war sr<s batch ~ Inso he mad
4 frsraa q uaia~ sAsi. Mad all ys0r
ness~r~ a. N-s.. h~Sa,rse y NAV ee siN
rpcotA. h~t,,rs VA s~S r~y,lu-S. but did
ucs 49, - A~r aANS~r. I ~sai o'T ave NJ
six ani ~ u-N, dAy hsSi r-cs,V~d cOr'iSAl
ans~sr~to tAN uaAgort,V - them ASk ne us-s
- ean a, ,A,S u,an = Scsr~ Cr Ss thAt tady' .
hcau-e ~ ., sc o'ls INTO the cNsSsntry and
take hsneA-ca ~lIh thirt.
80. wars->i eV anSsher E'--a frS~ad
hat the EnRil~h hNse -. es,s again ] must
as@~r 10 thew ~ hate - they arr en-
s.,nlunA,-a d.<serael~rs aad p~st masters
cf acting
NJ To~~r ct l,aAOa = a frse thng On
VISA and n wa r~turp - Arrerlsra without
having N>-u - 49, u ~ one MI acNep,
voo a. a ~erlagss traveller = N tsk~s n AL
tA@AcS<i-ssEaed plaors, but n IA j, vastly
rsac-~ ensersa iaunS ~ sy-rosa an sft~rn~Cn
N an Ensl,-h sADi~a listening - frocndly
talk thAn o. - ySaFJng over OH manu-
srr1rss IN the Tower Cr - = 49, British
N,unaar-, wh~r,. tA-v havs the afterf
IcSar ~ay hAis yOu through kAfy
hns.s wh~r,a hers and tk~re re hNw-
thorn san y,o1rS its tr~SAe, ~ crtmsNa
up-Na the hntscAre RrJiS With tAr,i~A
like sonSS ~ins ~ yOu aad s~ee oStors
sasAil you Axrs~At'ly a. vOu Stnt IN And
out lcaslaE az the nau,SS cf the hcsEs~s
On tA~ torb.d,hns wSIls that make % an
EnshsAmAa's AOu-s his castle. The Ad-
dr~-s rad -Hranshara Hou-e, ~ Rldeeey
,erracs. Rld<sty road. ClydeSiAl~-Oa-
Thames Survey, England
You know you're in England hecause
the lark that j,sss rcse 20 heavens gate
tald yoa - IN unrnistAkAhbe EnshsA
and y0u know yoa're in Surrey because
~ea cru~srsi - the s.,uth -,Ste thu TAAuaes
in o-Ss~r - 80; ther~ and a strange knok-
ing milk wagon Just pAs-rd YOU h~SriaS
q sixn 40 the sfecG that the milk wAs from
the CiySie~tAl~-Oa-ThAm~s hre~~ry-I
RYAN uailkery: buI you have folio w~d
a. ~ assAn -
to the MI. then s,rash, ahsAd-' md
vet the ssSn on tke street cOrcsr rssts
sIcctinE Cre-r~nt
Her~ u q hs,le hcy With an Etca iAck~t
On his alf-a sg,ire and wearing the higt
turnover cNllAr that would impArt the
lcok ~ an angel - the fAc>. of a verltahle
E,tle devil loa ASk hlm she ~av and
he politely walk- With YOU TO the first
turning 10 the night showing ths, vOur
trSs informant was wrong. amt there
- not Only Ridseley rnAd Sut hdESiev
terrace. With half = dozen V'etureslue
stone HOUSES, IVY clad and hidden 10
hind high brick Walk An. there - tnins-
ham Hou-~ neHt hut ORE ~ ChNeden
Houss and right newt ,n Norfolk HOIse.
Howard Hou-> - a httle further N
The Enshsh srem 10 - unable % live
IN q nAu~L~~S hou~e You OU~n the
iron gate and ~ up the path IN TIE froai
door over the snocker - an in~crip-
ton. -Rang and knock You DO both
and tAen you hunt for your card. getting
/, out Of your Insurance Identification
wallet jus, as the pretty maid sp~ns the
door
Wn~-~ d. the EnElish 80, all their
pretty maids Tan !; - that the cap and
uniform make them pr~tty' No, I b~-
Reve tha, nature cid II m th~ Hr~t place
and ths, the zap hut sets u ~
You Ar~ ush.r~d into a rrpn FUN 20
Old f,.rni,ur~ and old portraits. You
hArp~n 20 know mor~ about old por-
traits than ycu d. about Furniture and
when y~n hnd RAeburn In a plNa's
house Won arr glad you came
Won admire for the hundrNhth time the
sinc~ri,y and simplicity - treatment
of the master and then a QUICK step .
heard and through an or-n French win
dow a. ,he hack a man steps and c,-nes
forward to grne' YOU
Il say. this - pleasant Your jus, in
time for teA and happen to - 81 home
Your letter vas % q literary woman
and thls - q man you met nv chance At
one ot the savage Club dinners and who's
name you d,d no, catch but with whom
you covered for good hour on the sub
)@c, ~ Roosevelt, Ne did not like his
ohoice % place for the GnldhAn speech
hut Mid " was absolutely needed and hit
the nail On The had IL scans ,hsN, he v
the artist husband ~ The lady whose
books Ar~ now beins disc,ISs-d IN the
critical r~NSsws
MY wife ~ill be Glad - So wa. vas
telling her about YOU the other day hut
as I didn't know vour name she didn
know YOU wer~ The man whN Rad pre-
.en,ed a letter You dont mind sittinE
In the garden
Fancy mIhdinE sltttns IN an English
Rarien IN June when nAny br~ese~ carry
ms s~ss, scents sss hoPeleSsly sntAng gl~d
and the rvsur - a be~ilder,ns fragrance
You tollO~ hiN out into the garden anu
there sits hs tfe undeTA bower II FUSES
she srSs,a You Nth Curdl,hty that
equals his oNn aud OieTs you an, easy
chair ~ st on
~ her tc-t are no dogs, a SCotch
tsrTisr and . treat nans The sCotCh