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The Awakening. I assured him I could not answer these qu= estions. That I had asked myself the same things a thousand times, and no a= nswer came to me. I handed the professor another cigar. He lit it. Just the= n an old Indian woman clad in a calico wrapper, but bareheaded and barefoot= ed, came down the road towards us. She stopped some fifty feet away, and in= a shy, low voice, but in good English, she called him. "Papa, did you= catch me a fish for dinner?" The professor turned his head, and seein= g her, said to me, "Ah, here is my guardian angel, my wife," and = then to her, holding up his trout, he said, "Yes, I have it. I am comi= ng now." He arose, held out a dirty hand for me to shake, and in parti= ng, said, "My dear sir, you can not imagine how much I have enjoyed ou= r chance meeting, resulting from your poor pronunciation of two Indian word= s. When you return to your civilized surroundings, ask yourself, 'Are any o= f this mad throng as happy as the Indian I met at the Killican'." He j= oined his wife, and the aged pair passed into a brush hut beneath some stat= ely pines. I, too, turned toward the wagon which was to carry me back to ca= mp, meditating long and deeply on the remarks of this strolling compound of= savagery and education. Environment is largely responsible for man's condi= tion. Here was a man who had acquired considerable knowledge of the world a= nd books, he was still a savage in his manner of life and in his habits. Hi= s manner of talking was forceful and natural, and his command of language r= emarkable. The ease and abandon with which he wielded the arguments of thos= e who rail against the existence of a Divine Being would lead one, listenin= g to him, to imagine himself in the lecture-room of some modern university.= A Great Day's Sport on Warner's Ranch. Think of three days in the open! Th= ree glorious days in the sunshine! "Far from the madding crowd!" = Far from the rush and stir and whirl and hum of business! Far from the McNa= mara horror, and its sickening aftermath of jury bribing! A short time ago,= whirling over good roads and bad roads, through orange groves with their l= oads of fruit, rapidly assuming golden hues; through miles and miles of vin= eyards, now 'reft of all leaves, vineyards in which the pruners were alread= y busily at work; past acres and acres of ground being prepared for grain; = through wooded canyons and pine-screened vales; ascending from almost sea l= evel to upwards of 3000 feet--a party of us went to Warner's Ranch after th= e famous canvasback ducks. We left my home at 7:30 o'clock a. m., some of u= s in my machine, and two of the party in a runabout. Filled with the ambiti= on of youth, the driver of the latter car reached Mr. William Newport's pla= ce in the Perris Valley, a run of seventy-six miles, in two hours and twent= y minutes. We jogged along, reaching Newport's in three hours, and found th= e exultant, speed-crazed fiend waiting for us. He was loud in the praise of= his speedy run. Of all of this take note a little later in the story. We l= unched with Mr. Newport, and then took him with us. What a day it was! A ra= diant, dry, winter day! The whole earth was flooded with sunshine. Not a cl= oud was in the sky. The air was full of snap and electric energy. The atmos= phere absolutely clear. We wound in and out of the canyons, over dry and ru= nning streams, always ascending, climbing the eastern shoulder of Mt. Palom= ar, not to the top, but to a pass by which the ranch is reached. Before 4 o= 'clock we were on Warner's Ranch. This property could well be described as = the "Pamir" of Southern California. True, its elevation is but sl= ight compared with the 16,000 feet of that great Asiatic country, bearing t= he name of "Pamir," where roams in all his freedom the true "= ;Ovis Poli" or "Big Horn." The ranch comprises about 57,000 = acres of land, and is the largest body of comparatively level land at even = an elevation of 3500 feet in Southern California. It is an immense circular= valley, rock ribbed and mountain bound. Out of it, through a narrow gorge = to the southwest, flows the San Luis Rey River. The ranch is well watered. = Much of it during the winter season is semi-bog or swamp land, and at all t= imes affords wonderful grazing for stock. There are circling hills and leve= l mesas and broad valleys here and there. Nestled between the hills are a n= umber of mountain lakes, fed by innumerable springs around their edges. The= se lakes furnish food for the canvasback duck in the various grasses and ot= her growths, of which they are extremely fond. First Bag. 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It was France t= hat first brought an orderly nationalism out of feudal chaos; it was her ro= yal house of Capet that rallied Europe to the rescue of the Holy Sepulchre = and led the greatest of the crusades to Palestine. Yet the France of the la= st crusades was within a century the France of Crecy, just as the France of= Austerlitz was more speedily the France of Waterloo; and men who followed = the tricolour at Solferino lived to see it furled in humiliation at Sedan. = No other country has had a history as prolific in triumph and reverse, in e= pochs of peaceful progress and periods of civil commotion, in pageant and t= ragedy, in all that gives fascination to historical narrative. Happy the la= nd whose annals are tiresome! Not such has been the fortune of poor old Fra= nce. The sage Tocqueville has somewhere remarked that whether France was lo= ved or hated by the outside world she could not be ignored. That is very tr= ue. The Gaul has at all stages of his national history defied an attitude o= f indifference in others. His country has been at many times the head and a= t all times the heart of Europe. His hysteria has made Europe hysterical, w= hile his sober national sense at critical moments has held the whole contin= ent to good behaviour. For a half-dozen centuries there was never a squabbl= e at any remote part of Europe in which France did not stand ready and will= ing to take a hand on the slightest opportunity. That policy, as pursued pa= rticularly by Louis XIV and the Bonapartes, made a heavy drain in brawn and= brain on the vitality of the race; but despite it all, the peaceful achiev= ements of France within her own borders continued to astonish mankind. It i= s this astounding vigour, this inexhaustible stamina, this unexampled recup= erative power that has at all times made France a nation which, whether men= admire or condemn her policy, can never be treated with indifference. It w= as these qualities which enabled her, throughout exhausting foreign trouble= s, to retain her leadership in European scholarship, in philosophy, art, an= d architecture; this is what has enabled France to be the grim warrior of E= urope without ceasing ever to be the idealist of the nations. It was during= one of her proud and prosperous eras that France began her task of creatin= g an empire beyond the Atlantic. At no time, indeed, was she better equippe= d for the work. No power of Western Europe since the days of Roman glory ha= d possessed such facilities for conquering and governing new lands. If ever= there was a land able and ready to take up the white man' s burden it was = the France of the seventeenth century. The nation had become the first mili= tary power of Europe. Spain and Italy had ceased to be serious rivals. Even= England, under the Stuart dynasty, tacitly admitted the military primacy o= f France. Nor was this superiority of the French confined to the science of= war. It passed unquestioned in the arts of peace. Even Rome at the height = of her power could not dominate every field of human activity. She could ru= le the people with authority and overcome the proud; but even her own poets= rendered homage to Greece in the realms of art, sculpture, and eloquence. = But France was the aesthetic as well as the military dictator of seventeent= h- century Europe. Her authority was supreme, as Macaulay says, on all matt= ers from orthodoxy in architecture to the proper cut of a courtier' s cloth= es. Her monarchs were the first gentlemen of Europe. Her nobility set the s= ocial standards of the day. The rank and file of her people--and there were= at least twenty million of them in the days of Louis Quatorze--were making= a fertile land yield its full increase. The country was powerful, rich, pr= osperous, and, for the time being, outwardly contented. So far as her form = and spirit of government went, France by the middle of the seventeenth cent= ury was a despotism both in theory and in fact. Men were still living who c= ould recall the day when France had a real parliament, the Estates-General = as it was called. This body had at one time all the essentials of a represe= ntative assembly. It might have become, as the English House of Commons bec= ame, the grand inquest of the nation. But it did not do so. The waxing pers= onal strength of the monarchy curbed its influence, its authority weakened,= and throughout the great century of French colonial expansion from 1650 to= 1750 the Estates-General was never convoked. The centralization of politic= al power was complete. ' The State! I am the State.' These famous words imp= uted to Louis XIV expressed no vain boast of royal power. Speaking politica= lly, France was a pyramid. At the apex was the Bourbon sovereign. In him al= l lines of authority converged. Subordinate to him in authority, and domina= ted by him when he willed it, were various appointive councils, among them = the Council of State and the so-called Parliament of Paris, which was not a= parliament at all, but a semi- judicial body entrusted with the function o= f registering the royal decrees. Below these in the hierarchy of officialdo= m came the intendants of the various provinces --forty or more of them. Loy= al agents of the crown were these intendants. They saw to it that no royal = mandate ever went unheeded in any part of the king' s domain. These forty i= ntendants were the men who really bridged the great administrative gulf whi= ch lay between the royal court and the people. They were the most conspicuo= us, the most important, and the most characteristic officials of the old re= gime. Without them the royal authority would have tumbled over by its own s= heer top-heaviness. They were the eyes and ears of the monarchy; they provi= ded the monarch with fourscore eager hands to work his sovereign will. The = intendants, in turn, had their underlings, known as the sub-delegates, who = held the peasantry in leash. Thus it was that the administration, like a py= ramid, broadened towards its base, and the whole structure rested upon the = third estate, or rank and file of the people. Such was the position, the po= wer, and administrative framework of France when her kings and people turne= d their eyes westward across the seas. From the rugged old Norman and Breto= n seaports courageous mariners had been for a long time lengthening their v= oyages to new coasts. As early as 1534 Jacques Cartier of St Malo had made = the first of his pilgrimages to the St Lawrence, and in 1542 his associate = Roberval had attempted to plant a colony there. They had found the shores o= f the great river to be inhospitable; the winters were rigorous; no stores = of mineral wealth had appeared; nor did the land seem to possess great agri= cultural possibilities. From Mexico the Spanish galleons were bearing home = their rich cargoes of silver bullion. In Virginia the English navigators ha= d found a land of fair skies and fertile soil. But the hills and valleys of= the northland had shouted no such greeting to the voyageurs of Brittany. C= artier had failed to make his landfall at Utopia, and the balance-sheet of = his achievements, when cast up in 1544, had offered a princely dividend of = disappointment. For a half-century following the abortive efforts of Cartie= r and Roberval, the French authorities had made no serious or successful at= tempt to plant a colony in the New World. That is not surprising, for there= were troubles in plenty at home. Huguenots and Catholics were at each othe= r' s throats; the wars of the Fronde convulsed the land; and it was not til= l the very end of the sixteenth century that the country settled down to pe= ace within its own borders. Some facetious chronicler has remarked that the= three chief causes of early warfare were Christianity, herrings, and clove= s. There is much golden truth in that nugget. For if one could take from hu= man history all the strife that has been due either to bigotry or to commer= cial avarice, a fair portion of the bloodstreaks would be washed from its p= ages. For the time being, at any rate, France had so much fighting at home = that she was unable, like her Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, and English neigh= bours, to gain strategic points for future fighting abroad. Those were days= when, if a people would possess the gates of their enemies, it behoved the= m to begin early. France made a late start, and she was forced to take, in = consequence, what other nations had shown no eagerness to seize. It was Sam= uel Champlain, a seaman of Brouage, who first secured for France and for Fr= enchmen a sure foothold in North America, and thus became the herald of Bou= rbon imperialism. After a youth spent at sea, Champlain engaged for some ye= ars in the armed conflicts with the Huguenots; then he returned to his old = marine life once more. He sailed to the Spanish main and elsewhere, thereby= gaining skill as a navigator and ambition to be an explorer of new coasts.= In 1603 came an opportunity to join an expedition to the St Lawrence, and = from this time to the end of his days the Brouage mariner gave his whole in= terest and energies to the work of planting an outpost of empire in the New= World. Champlain was scarcely thirty-six when he made his first voyage to = Canada; he died at Quebec on Christmas Day, 1635. His service to the king a= nd nation extended over three decades. With the crew of his little vessel, = the Don de Dieu, Champlain cast anchor on July 9, 1608, beneath the frownin= g natural ramparts of Cape Diamond, and became the founder of a city built = upon a rock. The felling of trees and the hewing of wood began. Within a fe= w weeks Champlain raised his rude fort, brought his provisions ashore, esta= blished relations with the Indians, and made ready with his twenty-eight fo= llowers to spend the winter in the new settlement. It was a painful experie= nce. The winter was long and bitter; scurvy raided the Frenchmen' s cramped= quarters, and in the spring only eight followers were alive to greet the s= hip which came with new colonists and supplies. It took a soul of iron to c= ontinue the project of nation-planting after such a tragic beginning; but C= hamplain was not the man to recoil from the task. More settlers were landed= ; women and children were brought along; land was broken for cultivation; a= nd in due course a little village grew up about the fort. This was Quebec, = the centre and soul of French hopes beyond the Atlantic. For the first twen= ty years of its existence the little colony had a stormy time. Some of the = settlers were unruly, and gave Champlain, who was both maker and enforcer o= f the laws, a hard task to hold them in control. During these years the kin= g took little interest in his new domains; settlers came slowly, and those = who came seemed to be far more interested in trading with the Indians than = in carving out permanent homes for themselves. Few there were among them wh= o thought of anything but a quick competence from the profits of the fur tr= ade, and a return to France at the earliest opportunity thereafter. Now it = was the royal idea, in so far as the busy monarch of France had any fixed p= urpose in the matter, that the colony should be placed upon a feudal basis-= -that lands should be granted and sub-granted on feudal terms. In other wor= ds, the king or his representative stood ready to give large tracts or fief= s in New France to all immigrants whose station in life warranted the belie= f that they would maintain the dignity of seigneurs. These, in turn, were t= o sub-grant the land to ordinary settlers, who came without financial resou= rces, sent across usually at the expense of His Majesty. In this way the Fr= ench authorities hoped to create a powerful military colony with a feudal h= ierarchy as its outstanding feature. Feudalism is a much-abused term. To th= e minds of most laymen it has a rather hazy association with things despoti= c, oppressive, and mediaeval. The mere mention of the term conjures up thos= e days of the Dark Ages when armour-clad knights found their chief recreati= on in running lances through one another; when the overworked, underfed lab= ourers of the field cringed and cowered before every lordly whim. Most read= ers seem to get their notions of chivalry from Scott' s Talisman, and their= ideas on feudalism from the same author' s immortal Ivanhoe. While scholar= s keep up a merry disputation as to the historical origin of the feudal sys= tem, the public imagination goes steadily on with its own curious picture o= f how that system lived and moved and had its being. A prolix tale of origi= ns would be out of place in this chronicle; but even the mind of the man in= the street ought to be set right as regards what feudalism was designed to= do, and what in fact it did, for mankind, while civilization battled its w= ay down the ages. Feudalism was a system of social relations based upon lan= d. It grew out of the chaos which came upon Europe in the centuries followi= ng the collapse of the Roman Empire. The fall of Roman power flattened the = whole political structure of Western Europe, and nothing arose to take its = place. Every lord or princeling was left to depend for defence upon the str= ength of his own arm; so he gathered around him as many vassals as he could= He gave them land; they gave him what he most wanted,--a promise to serve= and aid in time of war. The lord gave and promised to guard; the vassal to= ok and promised to serve. Thus there was created a personal relation, a bon= d of mutual loyalty, wardship, and service, which bound liegeman to lord wi= th hoops of steel. No one can read Carlyle' s trenchant Past and Present wi= thout bearing away some vivid and altogether wholesome impressions concerni= ng the essential humanity of this great mediaeval institution. It shares wi= th the Christian Church the honour of having made life worth living in days= when all else combined to make it intolerable. It brought at least a sembl= ance of social, economic, and political order out of helpless and hopeless = disorganization. It helped Europe slowly to recover from the greatest catas= trophe in all her history. But our little systems have their day, as the po= et assures us. They have their day and cease to be. Feudalism had its day, = from dawn to twilight a day of picturesque memory. But it did not cease to = exist when its day of service was done. Long after the necessity for mutual= service and protection had passed away; long after the growth of firm mona= rchies with powerful standing armies had established the reign of law, the = feudal system kept its hold upon the social order in France and elsewhere. = The obligation of military service, when no longer needed, was replaced by = dues and payments. The modern cash nexus replaced the old personal bond bet= ween vassal and lord. The feudal system became the seigneurial system. The = lord became the seigneur; the vassal became the censitaire or peasant culti= vator whose chief function was to yield revenue for his seigneur' s purse. = These were great changes which sapped the spirit of the ancient institution= No longer bound to their dependants by any personal tie, the seigneurs us= ually turned affairs over to their bailiffs, men with hearts of adamant, wh= o squeezed from the seigneuries every sou the hapless peasantry could yield= These publicans of the old regime have much to answer for. They and their= work were not least among the causes which brought upon the crown and upon= the privileged orders that terrible retribution of the Red Terror. Not wit= h the mediaeval institution of feudalism, but with its emaciated descendant= , the seigneurial system of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, ought= men to associate, if they must, their notions of grinding oppression and c= lass hatred. Out to his new colony on the St Lawrence the king sent this se= igneurial system. A gross and gratuitous outrage, a characteristic manifest= ation of Bourbon stupidity--that is a common verdict upon the royal action.= But it may well be asked: What else was there to do? The seigneurial syste= m was still the basis of land tenure in France. The nobility and even the t= hrone rested upon it. The Church sanctioned and supported it. The people in= general, whatever their attitude towards seigneurialism, were familiar wit= h no other system of landholding. It was not, like the encomienda system wh= ich Spain planted in Mexico, an arrangement cut out of new cloth for the mo= re ruthless exploitation of a fruitful domain. The Puritan who went to Mass= achusetts Bay took his system of socage tenure along with him. The common l= aw went with the flag of England. It was quite as natural that the Custom o= f Paris should follow the fleurs-de-lis. There was every reason to expect, = moreover, that in the New World the seigneurial system would soon free itse= lf from those barnacles of privilege and oppression which were encrusted on= its sides at home. Here was a small settlement of pioneers surrounded by h= ostile aborigines. The royal arm, strong as it was at home, could not well = afford protection a thousand leagues away. The colony must organize and lea= rn to protect itself. In other words, the colonial environment was very muc= h like that in which the yeomen of the Dark Ages had found themselves. And = might not its dangers be faced in the old feudal way? They were faced in th= is way. In the history of French Canada we find the seigneurial system forc= ed back towards its old feudal plane. We see it gain in vitality; we see th= e old personal bond between lord and vassal restored to some of its pristin= e strength; we see the military aspects of the system revived, and its more= sordid phases thrust aside. It turned New France into a huge armed camp; i= t gave the colony a closely knit military organization; and, in a day when = Canada needed every ounce of her strength to ward off encircling enemies bo= th white and red, it did for her what no other system could be expected to = do. But to return to the little cradle of empire at the foot of Cape Diamon= d. Champlain for a score of years worked himself to premature old age in ov= ercoming those many obstacles which always meet the pioneer. More settlers = were brought; a few seigneuries were granted; priests were summoned from Fr= ance; a new fort was built; and by sheer perseverance a settlement of about= three hundred souls had been established by 1627. But no single individual= , however untiring in his efforts, could do all that needed to be done. It = was consequently arranged, with the entire approval of Champlain, that the = task of building up the colony should be entrusted to a great colonizing co= mpany formed for the purpose under royal auspices. In this project the movi= ng spirit was no less a personage than Cardinal Richelieu, the great minist= er of Louis XIII. Official France was now really interested. Hitherto its i= nterest, while profusely enough expressed, had been little more than perfun= ctory. With Richelieu as its sponsor a company was easily organized. Though= by royal decree it was chartered as the Company of New France, it became m= ore commonly known as the Company of One Hundred Associates; for it was a c= o-operative organization with one hundred members, some of them traders and= merchants, but more of them courtiers. Colonizing companies were the fashi= on of Richelieu' s day. Holland and England were exploiting new lands by th= e use of companies; there was no good reason why France should not do likew= ise. This system of company exploitation was particularly popular with the = monarchs of all these European countries. It made no demands on the royal p= urse. If failure attended the company' s ventures the king bore no financia= l loss. But if the company succeeded, if its profits were large and its ach= ievements great, the king might easily step in and claim his share of it al= l as the price of royal protection and patronage. In both England and Holla= nd the scheme worked out in that way. An English stock company began and de= veloped the work which finally placed India in the possession of the Britis= h crown; a similar Dutch organization in due course handed over Java as a r= ich patrimony to the king of the Netherlands. France, however, was not so f= ortunate. True enough, the Company of One Hundred Associates made a brave s= tart; its charter gave great privileges, and placed on the company large ob= ligations; it seemed as though a new era in French colonization had begun. = ' Having in view the establishment of a powerful military colony,' as this = charter recites, the king gave to the associates the entire territory claim= ed by France in the western hemisphere, with power to govern, create trade,= grant lands, and bestow titles of nobility. For its part the company was t= o send out settlers, at least two hundred of them a year; it was to provide= them with free transportation, give them free lands and initial subsistenc= e; it was to support priests and teachers--in fact, to do all things necess= ary for the creation of that ' powerful military colony' which His Majesty = had in expectation.

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After a brie= f rest at Hamburg, we made preparations for a long pedestrian trip southwar= d in the soft spring weather, but at the last moment we changed the program= , for private reasons, and took the express-train. We made a short halt at = Frankfort-on-the-Main, and found it an interesting city. I would have liked= to visit the birthplace of Gutenburg, but it could not be done, as no memo= randum of the site of the house has been kept. So we spent an hour in the G= oethe mansion instead. The city permits this house to belong to private par= ties, instead of gracing and dignifying herself with the honor of possessin= g and protecting it. Frankfort is one of the sixteen cities which have the = distinction of being the place where the following incident occurred. Charl= emagne, while chasing the Saxons (as HE said), or being chased by them (as = THEY said), arrived at the bank of the river at dawn, in a fog. The enemy w= ere either before him or behind him; but in any case he wanted to get acros= s, very badly. He would have given anything for a guide, but none was to be= had. Presently he saw a deer, followed by her young, approach the water. H= e watched her, judging that she would seek a ford, and he was right. She wa= ded over, and the army followed. So a great Frankish victory or defeat was = gained or avoided; and in order to commemorate the episode, Charlemagne com= manded a city to be built there, which he named Frankfort--the ford of the = Franks. None of the other cities where this event happened were named for i= t. This is good evidence that Frankfort was the first place it occurred at.= Frankfort has another distinction--it is the birthplace of the German alph= abet; or at least of the German word for alphabet --BUCHSTABEN. They say th= at the first movable types were made on birch sticks--BUCHSTABE--hence the = name. I was taught a lesson in political economy in Frankfort. I had brough= t from home a box containing a thousand very cheap cigars. By way of experi= ment, I stepped into a little shop in a queer old back street, took four ga= ily decorated boxes of wax matches and three cigars, and laid down a silver= piece worth 48 cents. The man gave me 43 cents change. In Frankfort everyb= ody wears clean clothes, and I think we noticed that this strange thing was= the case in Hamburg, too, and in the villages along the road. Even in the = narrowest and poorest and most ancient quarters of Frankfort neat and clean= clothes were the rule. The little children of both sexes were nearly alway= s nice enough to take into a body' s lap. And as for the uniforms of the so= ldiers, they were newness and brightness carried to perfection. One could n= ever detect a smirch or a grain of dust upon them. The street-car conductor= s and drivers wore pretty uniforms which seemed to be just out of the bandb= ox, and their manners were as fine as their clothes. In one of the shops I = had the luck to stumble upon a book which has charmed me nearly to death. I= t is entitled THE LEGENDS OF THE RHINE FROM BASLE TO ROTTERDAM, by F. J. Ki= efer; translated by L. W. Garnham, B.A. All tourists MENTION the Rhine lege= nds--in that sort of way which quietly pretends that the mentioner has been= familiar with them all his life, and that the reader cannot possibly be ig= norant of them--but no tourist ever TELLS them. So this little book fed me = in a very hungry place; and I, in my turn, intend to feed my reader, with o= ne or two little lunches from the same larder. I shall not mar Garnharn' s = translation by meddling with its English; for the most toothsome thing abou= t it is its quaint fashion of building English sentences on the German plan= -- and punctuating them accordingly to no plan at all. In the chapter devot= ed to " Legends of Frankfort," I find the following: " THE K= NAVE OF BERGEN" " In Frankfort at the Romer was a great mask-ball= , at the coronation festival, and in the illuminated saloon, the clanging m= usic invited to dance, and splendidly appeared the rich toilets and charms = of the ladies, and the festively costumed Princes and Knights. All seemed p= leasure, joy, and roguish gaiety, only one of the numerous guests had a glo= omy exterior; but exactly the black armor in which he walked about excited = general attention, and his tall figure, as well as the noble propriety of h= is movements, attracted especially the regards of the ladies. Who the Knigh= t was? Nobody could guess, for his Vizier was well closed, and nothing made= him recognizable. Proud and yet modest he advanced to the Empress; bowed o= n one knee before her seat, and begged for the favor of a waltz with the Qu= een of the festival. And she allowed his request. With light and graceful s= teps he danced through the long saloon, with the sovereign who thought neve= r to have found a more dexterous and excellent dancer. But also by the grac= e of his manner, and fine conversation he knew to win the Queen, and she gr= aciously accorded him a second dance for which he begged, a third, and a fo= urth, as well as others were not refused him. How all regarded the happy da= ncer, how many envied him the high favor; how increased curiosity, who the = masked knight could be. " Also the Emperor became more and more excite= d with curiosity, and with great suspense one awaited the hour, when accord= ing to mask-law, each masked guest must make himself known. This moment cam= e, but although all other unmasked; the secret knight still refused to allo= w his features to be seen, till at last the Queen driven by curiosity, and = vexed at the obstinate refusal; commanded him to open his Vizier. He opened= it, and none of the high ladies and knights knew him. But from the crowded= spectators, 2 officials advanced, who recognized the black dancer, and hor= ror and terror spread in the saloon, as they said who the supposed knight w= as. It was the executioner of Bergen. But glowing with rage, the King comma= nded to seize the criminal and lead him to death, who had ventured to dance= , with the queen; so disgraced the Empress, and insulted the crown. The cul= pable threw himself at the Emperor, and said-- " ' Indeed I have heavi= ly sinned against all noble guests assembled here, but most heavily against= you my sovereign and my queen. The Queen is insulted by my haughtiness equ= al to treason, but no punishment even blood, will not be able to wash out t= he disgrace, which you have suffered by me. Therefore oh King! allow me to = propose a remedy, to efface the shame, and to render it as if not done. Dra= w your sword and knight me, then I will throw down my gauntlet, to everyone= who dares to speak disrespectfully of my king.' " The Emperor was sur= prised at this bold proposal, however it appeared the wisest to him; ' You = are a knave he replied after a moment' s consideration, however your advice= is good, and displays prudence, as your offense shows adventurous courage.= Well then, and gave him the knight-stroke so I raise you to nobility, who = begged for grace for your offense now kneels before me, rise as knight; kna= vish you have acted, and Knave of Bergen shall you be called henceforth, an= d gladly the Black knight rose; three cheers were given in honor of the Emp= eror, and loud cries of joy testified the approbation with which the Queen = danced still once with the Knave of Bergen." CHAPTER II Heidelberg = [Landing a Monarch at Heidelberg] We stopped at a hotel by the railway-station= Next morning, as we sat in my room waiting for breakfast to come up, we g= ot a good deal interested in something which was going on over the way, in = front of another hotel. First, the personage who is called the PORTIER (who= is not the PORTER, but is a sort of first-mate of a hotel) [1. See Appendi= x A] appeared at the door in a spick-and-span new blue cloth uniform, decor= ated with shining brass buttons, and with bands of gold lace around his cap= and wristbands; and he wore white gloves, too. He shed an official glance = upon the situation, and then began to give orders. Two women-servants came = out with pails and brooms and brushes, and gave the sidewalk a thorough scr= ubbing; meanwhile two others scrubbed the four marble steps which led up to= the door; beyond these we could see some men-servants taking up the carpet= of the grand staircase. This carpet was carried away and the last grain of= dust beaten and banged and swept out of it; then brought back and put down= again. The brass stair-rods received an exhaustive polishing and were retu= rned to their places. Now a troop of servants brought pots and tubs of bloo= ming plants and formed them into a beautiful jungle about the door and the = base of the staircase. Other servants adorned all the balconies of the vari= ous stories with flowers and banners; others ascended to the roof and hoist= ed a great flag on a staff there. Now came some more chamber-maids and reto= uched the sidewalk, and afterward wiped the marble steps with damp cloths a= nd finished by dusting them off with feather brushes. Now a broad black car= pet was brought out and laid down the marble steps and out across the sidew= alk to the curbstone. The PORTIER cast his eye along it, and found it was n= ot absolutely straight; he commanded it to be straightened; the servants ma= de the effort--made several efforts, in fact--but the PORTIER was not satis= fied. He finally had it taken up, and then he put it down himself and got i= t right. At this stage of the proceedings, a narrow bright red carpet was u= nrolled and stretched from the top of the marble steps to the curbstone, al= ong the center of the black carpet. This red path cost the PORTIER more tro= uble than even the black one had done. But he patiently fixed and refixed i= t until it was exactly right and lay precisely in the middle of the black c= arpet. In New York these performances would have gathered a mighty crowd of= curious and intensely interested spectators; but here it only captured an = audience of half a dozen little boys who stood in a row across the pavement= , some with their school-knapsacks on their backs and their hands in their = pockets, others with arms full of bundles, and all absorbed in the show. Oc= casionally one of them skipped irreverently over the carpet and took up a p= osition on the other side. This always visibly annoyed the PORTIER. Now cam= e a waiting interval. The landlord, in plain clothes, and bareheaded, place= d himself on the bottom marble step, abreast the PORTIER, who stood on the = other end of the same steps; six or eight waiters, gloved, bareheaded, and = wearing their whitest linen, their whitest cravats, and their finest swallo= w-tails, grouped themselves about these chiefs, but leaving the carpetway c= lear. Nobody moved or spoke any more but only waited. In a short time the s= hrill piping of a coming train was heard, and immediately groups of people = began to gather in the street. Two or three open carriages arrived, and dep= osited some maids of honor and some male officials at the hotel. Presently = another open carriage brought the Grand Duke of Baden, a stately man in uni= form, who wore the handsome brass-mounted, steel-spiked helmet of the army = on his head. Last came the Empress of Germany and the Grand Duchess of Bade= n in a closed carriage; these passed through the low-bowing groups of serva= nts and disappeared in the hotel, exhibiting to us only the backs of their = heads, and then the show was over. It appears to be as difficult to land a = monarch as it is to launch a ship. But as to Heidelberg. The weather was gr= owing pretty warm, --very warm, in fact. So we left the valley and took qua= rters at the Schloss Hotel, on the hill, above the Castle. Heidelberg lies = at the mouth of a narrow gorge--a gorge the shape of a shepherd' s crook; i= f one looks up it he perceives that it is about straight, for a mile and a = half, then makes a sharp curve to the right and disappears. This gorge--alo= ng whose bottom pours the swift Neckar-- is confined between (or cloven thr= ough) a couple of long, steep ridges, a thousand feet high and densely wood= ed clear to their summits, with the exception of one section which has been= shaved and put under cultivation. These ridges are chopped off at the mout= h of the gorge and form two bold and conspicuous headlands, with Heidelberg= nestling between them; from their bases spreads away the vast dim expanse = of the Rhine valley, and into this expanse the Neckar goes wandering in shi= ning curves and is presently lost to view. Now if one turns and looks up th= e gorge once more, he will see the Schloss Hotel on the right perched on a = precipice overlooking the Neckar--a precipice which is so sumptuously cushi= oned and draped with foliage that no glimpse of the rock appears. The build= ing seems very airily situated. It has the appearance of being on a shelf h= alf-way up the wooded mountainside; and as it is remote and isolated, and v= ery white, it makes a strong mark against the lofty leafy rampart at its ba= ck. This hotel had a feature which was a decided novelty, and one which mig= ht be adopted with advantage by any house which is perched in a commanding = situation. This feature may be described as a series of glass-enclosed parl= ors CLINGING TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE HOUSE, one against each and every bed-ch= amber and drawing-room. They are like long, narrow, high-ceiled bird-cages = hung against the building. My room was a corner room, and had two of these = things, a north one and a west one. From the north cage one looks up the Ne= ckar gorge; from the west one he looks down it. This last affords the most = extensive view, and it is one of the loveliest that can be imagined, too. O= ut of a billowy upheaval of vivid green foliage, a rifle-shot removed, rise= s the huge ruin of Heidelberg Castle, [2. See Appendix B] with empty window= arches, ivy-mailed battlements, moldering towers--the Lear of inanimate na= ture--deserted, discrowned, beaten by the storms, but royal still, and beau= tiful. It is a fine sight to see the evening sunlight suddenly strike the l= eafy declivity at the Castle' s base and dash up it and drench it as with a= luminous spray, while the adjacent groves are in deep shadow. Behind the C= astle swells a great dome-shaped hill, forest-clad, and beyond that a noble= r and loftier one. The Castle looks down upon the compact brown-roofed town= ; and from the town two picturesque old bridges span the river. Now the vie= w broadens; through the gateway of the sentinel headlands you gaze out over= the wide Rhine plain, which stretches away, softly and richly tinted, grow= s gradually and dreamily indistinct, and finally melts imperceptibly into t= he remote horizon. I have never enjoyed a view which had such a serene and = satisfying charm about it as this one gives. The first night we were there,= we went to bed and to sleep early; but I awoke at the end of two or three = hours, and lay a comfortable while listening to the soothing patter of the = rain against the balcony windows. I took it to be rain, but it turned out t= o be only the murmur of the restless Neckar, tumbling over her dikes and da= ms far below, in the gorge. I got up and went into the west balcony and saw= a wonderful sight. Away down on the level under the black mass of the Cast= le, the town lay, stretched along the river, its intricate cobweb of street= s jeweled with twinkling lights; there were rows of lights on the bridges; = these flung lances of light upon the water, in the black shadows of the arc= hes; and away at the extremity of all this fairy spectacle blinked and glow= ed a massed multitude of gas-jets which seemed to cover acres of ground; it= was as if all the diamonds in the world had been spread out there. I did n= ot know before, that a half-mile of sextuple railway-tracks could be made s= uch an adornment. One thinks Heidelberg by day--with its surroundings-- is = the last possibility of the beautiful; but when he sees Heidelberg by night= , a fallen Milky Way, with that glittering railway constellation pinned to = the border, he requires time to consider upon the verdict. One never tires = of poking about in the dense woods that clothe all these lofty Neckar hills= to their beguiling and impressive charm in any country; but German legends= and fairy tales have given these an added charm. They have peopled all tha= t region with gnomes, and dwarfs, and all sorts of mysterious and uncanny c= reatures. At the time I am writing of, I had been reading so much of this l= iterature that sometimes I was not sure but I was beginning to believe in t= he gnomes and fairies as realities. One afternoon I got lost in the woods a= bout a mile from the hotel, and presently fell into a train of dreamy thoug= ht about animals which talk, and kobolds, and enchanted folk, and the rest = of the pleasant legendary stuff; and so, by stimulating my fancy, I finally= got to imagining I glimpsed small flitting shapes here and there down the = columned aisles of the forest. It was a place which was peculiarly meet for= the occasion. It was a pine wood, with so thick and soft a carpet of brown= needles that one' s footfall made no more sound than if he were treading o= n wool; the tree-trunks were as round and straight and smooth as pillars, a= nd stood close together; they were bare of branches to a point about twenty= -five feet above-ground, and from there upward so thick with boughs that no= t a ray of sunlight could pierce through. The world was bright with sunshin= e outside, but a deep and mellow twilight reigned in there, and also a deep= silence so profound that I seemed to hear my own breathings. When I had st= ood ten minutes, thinking and imagining, and getting my spirit in tune with= the place, and in the right mood to enjoy the supernatural, a raven sudden= ly uttered a horse croak over my head. It made me start; and then I was ang= ry because I started. I looked up, and the creature was sitting on a limb r= ight over me, looking down at me. I felt something of the same sense of hum= iliation and injury which one feels when he finds that a human stranger has= been clandestinely inspecting him in his privacy and mentally commenting u= pon him. I eyed the raven, and the raven eyed me. Nothing was said during s= ome seconds. Then the bird stepped a little way along his limb to get a bet= ter point of observation, lifted his wings, stuck his head far down below h= is shoulders toward me and croaked again--a croak with a distinctly insulti= ng expression about it. If he had spoken in English he could not have said = any more plainly that he did say in raven, " Well, what do YOU want he= re?" I felt as foolish as if I had been caught in some mean act by a r= esponsible being, and reproved for it. However, I made no reply; I would no= t bandy words with a raven. The adversary waited a while, with his shoulder= s still lifted, his head thrust down between them, and his keen bright eye = fixed on me; then he threw out two or three more insults, which I could not= understand, further than that I knew a portion of them consisted of langua= ge not used in church. I still made no reply. Now the adversary raised his = head and called. There was an answering croak from a little distance in the= wood--evidently a croak of inquiry. The adversary explained with enthusias= m, and the other raven dropped everything and came. The two sat side by sid= e on the limb and discussed me as freely and offensively as two great natur= alists might discuss a new kind of bug. The thing became more and more emba= rrassing. They called in another friend. This was too much. I saw that they= had the advantage of me, and so I concluded to get out of the scrape by wa= lking out of it. They enjoyed my defeat as much as any low white people cou= ld have done. They craned their necks and laughed at me (for a raven CAN la= ugh, just like a man), they squalled insulting remarks after me as long as = they could see me. They were nothing but ravens--I knew that--what they tho= ught of me could be a matter of no consequence--and yet when even a raven s= houts after you, " What a hat!" " Oh, pull down your vest!&q= uot; and that sort of thing, it hurts you and humiliates you, and there is = no getting around it with fine reasoning and pretty arguments. Animals talk= to each other, of course. There can be no question about that; but I suppo= se there are very few people who can understand them. I never knew but one = man who could. I knew he could, however, because he told me so himself. He = was a middle-aged, simple-hearted miner who had lived in a lonely corner of= California, among the woods and mountains, a good many years, and had stud= ied the ways of his only neighbors, the beasts and the birds, until he beli= eved he could accurately translate any remark which they made. This was Jim= Baker. According to Jim Baker, some animals have only a limited education,= and some use only simple words, and scarcely ever a comparison or a flower= y figure; whereas, certain other animals have a large vocabulary, a fine co= mmand of language and a ready and fluent delivery; consequently these latte= r talk a great deal; they like it; they are so conscious of their talent, a= nd they enjoy " showing off." Baker said, that after long and car= eful observation, he had come to the conclusion that the bluejays were the = best talkers he had found among birds and beasts. Said he: " There' s = more TO a bluejay than any other creature. He has got more moods, and more = different kinds of feelings than other creatures; and, mind you, whatever a= bluejay feels, he can put into language. And no mere commonplace language,= either, but rattling, out-and-out book-talk--and bristling with metaphor, = too--just bristling! And as for command of language--why YOU never see a bl= uejay get stuck for a word. No man ever did. They just boil out of him! And= another thing: I' ve noticed a good deal, and there' s no bird, or cow, or= anything that uses as good grammar as a bluejay. You may say a cat uses go= od grammar. Well, a cat does--but you let a cat get excited once; you let a= cat get to pulling fur with another cat on a shed, nights, and you' ll hea= r grammar that will give you the lockjaw. Ignorant people think it' s the N= OISE which fighting cats make that is so aggravating, but it ain' t so; it'= s the sickening grammar they use. Now I' ve never heard a jay use bad gram= mar but very seldom; and when they do, they are as ashamed as a human; they= shut right down and leave. " You may call a jay a bird. Well, so he i= s, in a measure-- but he' s got feathers on him, and don' t belong to no ch= urch, perhaps; but otherwise he is just as much human as you be. And I' ll = tell you for why. A jay' s gifts, and instincts, and feelings, and interest= s, cover the whole ground. A jay hasn' t got any more principle than a Cong= ressman. A jay will lie, a jay will steal, a jay will deceive, a jay will b= etray; and four times out of five, a jay will go back on his solemnest prom= ise. The sacredness of an obligation is such a thing which you can' t cram = into no bluejay' s head. Now, on top of all this, there' s another thing; a= jay can out-swear any gentleman in the mines. You think a cat can swear. W= ell, a cat can; but you give a bluejay a subject that calls for his reserve= -powers, and where is your cat? 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Of all the problems which the alert and curious m= ind of modern man is considering, none occupies him more than that of the r= elations of the sexes. This is natural. It touches us all and we have made = rather a mess of it! We want to know why, and we want to do better. We rese= nt being the sport of circumstance and perhaps we are beginning to understa= nd that this instinct of sex which has been so great a cause of suffering a= nd shame and has been treated as a subject fit only for furtive whispers or= silly jokes, is in fact one of the greatest powers in human nature, and th= at its misuse is indeed " the expense of spirit in a waste of shame.&q= uot; It is not the abnormal or the bizarre that interests most of us to-day= It is not into the by-ways of vice that we seek to penetrate. It is the n= ormal exercise of a normal instinct by normal people that interests us: and= it is of this that I have tried to write and speak. The curiosities of dep= ravity are for the physician and the psychologist to discuss and cure. Ordi= nary men and women want first to know how to live ordinary human lives on a= higher level and after a nobler pattern than before. They want, I think,--= and I want,--to grow up, but to grow rightly, beautifully, humanely. And I = believe the first essential is to realize that the sex-problem, as it is ca= lled, is the problem of something noble, not something base. It is not a &q= uot; disagreeable duty" to know our own natures and understand our own= instincts: it is a joy. The sex-instinct is not " the Fall of Man&quo= t; ; neither is it an instance of divine wisdom on which moralists could, i= f they had only been consulted in time, greatly have improved. It is a thin= g noble in essence. It is the development of the higher, not the lower, cre= ation. It is the asexual which is the lower, and the sexually differentiate= d which is the higher organism. In the humbler ranks of being there is no s= ex, and in a sense no death. The organism is immortal because--strange para= dox--it is not yet alive enough to die. But as we pass from the lower to th= e higher, we pass from the less individual to the more individual; from ase= xual to sexual. And with this change comes that great rhythm by which life = and death succeed each other, and death is the _cost_ of life, and to bring= life into the world means sacrifice; and--as we rise higher still--to sust= ain life means prolonged and altruistic love. This is the history of sex an= d of procreation, a history associated with the rising of humanity in the s= cale of being, a history not so much of his physical as of his spiritual gr= owth. By what an irony have we come to associate the instinct of sex with a= ll that is bestial and shameful! It has happened because the corruption of = the best is the worst. I always want to remind people of this truism when t= hey have _first_ come into contact with sex in some horrible and shameful w= ay. That is one of the greatest misfortunes that can happen to any of us, a= nd unfortunately it happens to many. Boys and girls are allowed to grow up = in ignorance. The girls perhaps know nothing till they have to know all. Th= e boys learn from grimy sources. I was speaking on this subject at one of o= ur great universities the other day, and afterwards many of the men came an= d talked to me privately. With hardly a single exception they said to me--&= quot; Our parents told us nothing. We have never heard sex spoken of except= in a dirty way." It is difficult for us, in such a case, to realize t= hat sex is not a dirty thing. It _can_ only be realized, I think, by rememb= ering that the corruption of the best is the worst, and that we can measure= by the hideousness of debased and depraved sexuality, the greatness and th= e wonder of sex love. This is to me the great teaching of Christ about sex.= Other great religious teachers--some of them very great indeed--have thoug= ht and taught contemptuously of our animal nature. " He spake of the t= emple of His body." That is sublime! That is the whole secret. And tha= t is why vice is horrible: because it is the desecration, not of a hovel or= a shop, of a marketplace or a place of business: but of a temple. Christ, = I am told, told us nothing about sex. He did not need to tell us anything b= ut " Your body is the Temple of the Holy Spirit." It is my belief= that in appealing to an American public I shall be appealing to those who = are ready to face the subject of the relations of the sexes with perfect fr= ankness and with courage. America is still a country of experiments--a coun= try adventurous enough to make experiments, and to risk making mistakes. Th= at is the only spirit in which it is possible to make anything at all; and = though the mistakes we may make in a matter which so deeply and tragically = affects human life must be serious, and we must with corresponding seriousn= ess weigh every word we say, and take the trouble to think harder and more = honestly than we have perhaps ever thought before; yet I believe that we mu= st above all have courage. Human nature is sound and men and women do, on t= he whole, want to do what is right. The great impulse of sex is part of our= very being, and it is not base. Passion is essentially noble and those who= are incapable of it are the weaker, not the stronger. If then we have ligh= t to direct our course, we shall learn to direct it wisely, for indeed this= is our desire.

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Spirito: it turned up, according= to report, in some obscure corner, while I was in Florence, and was at onc= e acquired by a stranger. I saw it, genuine or no, a work of great beauty. = (Page 156.) " A canon" , in music, is a piece wherein the subject= is repeated -- in various keys: and being strictly obeyed in the repetitio= n, becomes the " Canon" -- the imperative law -- to what follows.= Fifty of such parts would be indeed a notable peal: to manage three is eno= ugh of an achievement for a good musician. And now, -- here is Christmas: a= ll my best wishes go to you and Mrs Corson. Those of my sister also. She wa= s indeed suffering from grave indisposition in the summer, but is happily r= ecovered. I could not venture, under the circumstances, to expose her conva= lescence to the accidents of foreign travel: hence our contenting ourselves= with Wales rather than Italy. Shall you be again induced to visit us? 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Vivit adhuc = Pan ipse, cum Marathonis memoria et Pheidippidis velocitate immortali conso= ciatus." -- Eulogium pronounced by Mr. J. E. Sandys, Public Orator at = the University of Cambridge, on presenting Mr. Browning for the honorary de= gree of Doctor of Laws, June 10, 1879. PREFACE. The purpose of the present = volume is to afford some aid and guidance in the study of Robert Browning' = s Poetry, which, being the most complexly subjective of all English poetry,= is, for that reason alone, the most difficult. And then the poet' s favori= te art-form, the dramatic, or, rather, psychologic, monologue, which is qui= te original with himself, and peculiarly adapted to the constitution of his= genius and to the revelation of themselves by the several " dramatis = personae" , presents certain structural difficulties, but difficulties= which, with an increased familiarity, grow less and less. 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Now this, of Mr. Wiseman's, is the commo= n opinion. A fact is not called a fact, but a piece of gossip, if it does n= ot fall into one of your scholastic categories. An inquiry must be in some = acknowledged direction, with a name to go by; or else you are not inquiring= at all, only lounging; and the work-house is too good for you. It is suppo= sed that all knowledge is at the bottom of a well, or the far end of a tele= scope. Sainte-Beuve, as he grew older, came to regard all experience as a s= ingle great book, in which to study for a few years ere we go hence; and it= seemed all one to him whether you should read in Chapter xx., which is the= differential calculus, or in Chapter xxxix., which is hearing the band pla= y in the gardens. As a matter of fact, an intelligent person, looking out o= f his eyes and hearkening in his ears, with a smile on his face all the tim= e, will get more true education than many another in a life of heroic vigil= s. There is certainly some chill and arid knowledge to be found upon the su= mmits of formal and laborious science; but it is all round about you, and f= or the trouble of looking, that you will acquire the warm and palpitating f= acts of life. While others are filling their memory with a lumber of words,= one-half of which they will forget before the week be out, your truant may= learn some really useful art: to play the fiddle, to know a good cigar, or= to speak with ease and opportunity to all varieties of men. Many who have = "plied their book diligently," and know all about some one branch= or another of accepted lore, come out of the study with an ancient and owl= - like demeanour, and prove dry, stockish, and dyspeptic in all the better = and brighter parts of life. Many make a large fortune, who remain underbred= and pathetically stupid to the last. And meantime there goes the idler, wh= o began life along with them - by your leave, a different picture. He has h= ad time to take care of his health and his spirits; he has been a great dea= l in the open air, which is the most salutary of all things for both body a= nd mind; and if he has never read the great Book in very recondite places, = he has dipped into it and skimmed it over to excellent purpose. Might not t= he student afford some Hebrew roots, and the business man some of his half-= crowns, for a share of the idler's knowledge of life at large, and Art of L= iving? Nay, and the idler has another and more important quality than these= I mean his wisdom. He who has much looked on at the childish satisfaction= of other people in their hobbies, will regard his own with only a very iro= nical indulgence. He will not be heard among the dogmatists. He will have a= great and cool allowance for all sorts of people and opinions. If he finds= no out-of-the-way truths, he will identify himself with no very burning fa= lsehood. His way takes him along a by-road, not much frequented, but very e= ven and pleasant, which is called Commonplace Lane, and leads to the Belved= ere of Commonsense. Thence he shall command an agreeable, if no very noble = prospect; and while others behold the East and West, the Devil and the Sunr= ise, he will be contentedly aware of a sort of morning hour upon all sublun= ary things, with an army of shadows running speedily and in many different = directions into the great daylight of Eternity. The shadows and the generat= ions, the shrill doctors and the plangent wars, go by into ultimate silence= and emptiness; but underneath all this, a man may see, out of the Belveder= e windows, much green and peaceful landscape; many firelit parlours; good p= eople laughing, drinking, and making love as they did before the Flood or t= he French Revolution; and the old shepherd telling his tale under the hawth= orn. Extreme BUSYNESS, whether at school or college, kirk or market, is a s= ymptom of deficient vitality; and a faculty for idleness implies a catholic= appetite and a strong sense of personal identity. There is a sort of dead-= alive, hackneyed people about, who are scarcely conscious of living except = in the exercise of some conventional occupation. Bring these fellows into t= he country, or set them aboard ship, and you will see how they pine for the= ir desk or their study. They have no curiosity; they cannot give themselves= over to random provocations; they do not take pleasure in the exercise of = their faculties for its own sake; and unless Necessity lays about them with= a stick, they will even stand still. It is no good speaking to such folk: = they CANNOT be idle, their nature is not generous enough; and they pass tho= se hours in a sort of coma, which are not dedicated to furious moiling in t= he gold- mill. When they do not require to go to the office, when they are = not hungry and have no mind to drink, the whole breathing world is a blank = to them. If they have to wait an hour or so for a train, they fall into a s= tupid trance with their eyes open. To see them, you would suppose there was= nothing to look at and no one to speak with; you would imagine they were p= aralysed or alienated; and yet very possibly they are hard workers in their= own way, and have good eyesight for a flaw in a deed or a turn of the mark= et. They have been to school and college, but all the time they had their e= ye on the medal; they have gone about in the world and mixed with clever pe= ople, but all the time they were thinking of their own affairs. As if a man= 's soul were not too small to begin with, they have dwarfed and narrowed th= eirs by a life of all work and no play; until here they are at forty, with = a listless attention, a mind vacant of all material of amusement, and not o= ne thought to rub against another, while they wait for the train. Before he= was breeched, he might have clambered on the boxes; when he was twenty, he= would have stared at the girls; but now the pipe is smoked out, the snuff-= box empty, and my gentleman sits bolt upright upon a bench, with lamentable= eyes. This does not appeal to me as being Success in Life. But it is not o= nly the person himself who suffers from his busy habits, but his wife and c= hildren, his friends and relations, and down to the very people he sits wit= h in a railway carriage or an omnibus. Perpetual devotion to what a man cal= ls his business, is only to be sustained by perpetual neglect of many other= things. And it is not by any means certain that a man's business is the mo= st important thing he has to do. To an impartial estimate it will seem clea= r that many of the wisest, most virtuous, and most beneficent parts that ar= e to be played upon the Theatre of Life are filled by gratuitous performers= , and pass, among the world at large, as phases of idleness. For in that Th= eatre, not only the walking gentlemen, singing chambermaids, and diligent f= iddlers in the orchestra, but those who look on and clap their hands from t= he benches, do really play a part and fulfil important offices towards the = general result. You are no doubt very dependent on the care of your lawyer = and stockbroker, of the guards and signalmen who convey you rapidly from pl= ace to place, and the policemen who walk the streets for your protection; b= ut is there not a thought of gratitude in your heart for certain other bene= factors who set you smiling when they fall in your way, or season your dinn= er with good company? Colonel Newcome helped to lose his friend's money; Fr= ed Bayham had an ugly trick of borrowing shirts; and yet they were better p= eople to fall among than Mr. Barnes. And though Falstaff was neither sober = nor very honest, I think I could name one or two long- faced Barabbases who= m the world could better have done without. Hazlitt mentions that he was mo= re sensible of obligation to Northcote, who had never done him anything he = could call a service, than to his whole circle of ostentatious friends; for= he thought a good companion emphatically the greatest benefactor. I know t= here are people in the world who cannot feel grateful unless the favour has= been done them at the cost of pain and difficulty. But this is a churlish = disposition. A man may send you six sheets of letter-paper covered with the= most entertaining gossip, or you may pass half an hour pleasantly, perhaps= profitably, over an article of his; do you think the service would be grea= ter, if he had made the manuscript in his heart's blood, like a compact wit= h the devil? Do you really fancy you should be more beholden to your corres= pondent, if he had been damning you all the while for your importunity? Ple= asures are more beneficial than duties because, like the quality of mercy, = they are not strained, and they are twice blest. There must always be two t= o a kiss, and there may be a score in a jest; but wherever there is an elem= ent of sacrifice, the favour is conferred with pain, and, among generous pe= ople, received with confusion. There is no duty we so much underrate as the= duty of being happy. By being happy, we sow anonymous benefits upon the wo= rld, which remain unknown even to ourselves, or when they are disclosed, su= rprise nobody so much as the benefactor. The other day, a ragged, barefoot = boy ran down the street after a marble, with so jolly an air that he set ev= ery one he passed into a good humour; one of these persons, who had been de= livered from more than usually black thoughts, stopped the little fellow an= d gave him some money with this remark: "You see what sometimes comes = of looking pleased." If he had looked pleased before, he had now to lo= ok both pleased and mystified. For my part, I justify this encouragement of= smiling rather than tearful children; I do not wish to pay for tears anywh= ere but upon the stage; but I am prepared to deal largely in the opposite c= ommodity. A happy man or woman is a better thing to find than a five-pound = note. He or she is a radiating focus of goodwill; and their entrance into a= room is as though another candle had been lighted. We need not care whethe= r they could prove the forty-seventh proposition; they do a better thing th= an that, they practically demonstrate the great Theorem of the Liveableness= of Life. Consequently, if a person cannot be happy without remaining idle,= idle he should remain. It is a revolutionary precept; but thanks to hunger= and the workhouse, one not easily to be abused; and within practical limit= s, it is one of the most incontestable truths in the whole Body of Morality= Look at one of your industrious fellows for a moment, I beseech you. He s= ows hurry and reaps indigestion; he puts a vast deal of activity out to int= erest, and receives a large measure of nervous derangement in return. Eithe= r he absents himself entirely from all fellowship, and lives a recluse in a= garret, with carpet slippers and a leaden inkpot; or he comes among people= swiftly and bitterly, in a contraction of his whole nervous system, to dis= charge some temper before he returns to work. I do not care how much or how= well he works, this fellow is an evil feature in other people's lives. The= y would be happier if he were dead. They could easier do without his servic= es in the Circumlocution Office, than they can tolerate his fractious spiri= ts. He poisons life at the well-head. It is better to be beggared out of ha= nd by a scapegrace nephew, than daily hag-ridden by a peevish uncle. And wh= at, in God's name, is all this pother about? For what cause do they embitte= r their own and other people's lives? That a man should publish three or th= irty articles a year, that he should finish or not finish his great allegor= ical picture, are questions of little interest to the world. The ranks of l= ife are full; and although a thousand fall, there are always some to go int= o the breach. When they told Joan of Arc she should be at home minding wome= n's work, she answered there were plenty to spin and wash. And so, even wit= h your own rare gifts! When nature is "so careless of the single life,= " why should we coddle ourselves into the fancy that our own is of exc= eptional importance? Suppose Shakespeare had been knocked on the head some = dark night in Sir Thomas Lucy's preserves, the world would have wagged on b= etter or worse, the pitcher gone to the well, the scythe to the corn, and t= he student to his book; and no one been any the wiser of the loss. There ar= e not many works extant, if you look the alternative all over, which are wo= rth the price of a pound of tobacco to a man of limited means. This is a so= bering reflection for the proudest of our earthly vanities. Even a tobaccon= ist may, upon consideration, find no great cause for personal vainglory in = the phrase; for although tobacco is an admirable sedative, the qualities ne= cessary for retailing it are neither rare nor precious in themselves. Alas = and alas! you may take it how you will, but the services of no single indiv= idual are indispensable. Atlas was just a gentleman with a protracted night= mare! And yet you see merchants who go and labour themselves into a great f= ortune and thence into the bankruptcy court; scribblers who keep scribbling= at little articles until their temper is a cross to all who come about the= m, as though Pharaoh should set the Israelites to make a pin instead of a p= yramid: and fine young men who work themselves into a decline, and are driv= en off in a hearse with white plumes upon it. Would you not suppose these p= ersons had been whispered, by the Master of the Ceremonies, the promise of = some momentous destiny? and that this lukewarm bullet on which they play th= eir farces was the bull's-eye and centrepoint of all the universe? And yet = it is not so. The ends for which they give away their priceless youth, for = all they know, may be chimerical or hurtful; the glory and riches they expe= ct may never come, or may find them indifferent; and they and the world the= y inhabit are so inconsiderable that the mind freezes at the thought.

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It' s then that I want to pull the corne= rs of the Divide together. If you WON' T understand, you know, I could make= you!" Marie clasped her hands and started up from her seat. She had g= rown very pale and her eyes were shining with excitement and distress. &quo= t; But, Emil, if I understand, then all our good times are over, we can nev= er do nice things together any more. We shall have to behave like Mr. Linst= rum. And, anyhow, there' s nothing to understand!" She struck the grou= nd with her little foot fiercely. " That won' t last. It will go away,= and things will be just as they used to. I wish you were a Catholic. The C= hurch helps people, indeed it does. I pray for you, but that' s not the sam= e as if you prayed yourself." She spoke rapidly and pleadingly, looked= entreatingly into his face. Emil stood defiant, gazing down at her. "= I can' t pray to have the things I want," he said slowly, " and = I won' t pray not to have them, not if I' m damned for it." Marie turn= ed away, wringing her hands. " Oh, Emil, you won' t try! Then all our = good times are over." " Yes; over. I never expect to have any mor= e." Emil gripped the hand-holds of his scythe and began to mow. Marie = took up her cherries and went slowly toward the house, crying bitterly. IX = On Sunday afternoon, a month after Carl Linstrum' s arrival, he rode with E= mil up into the French country to attend a Catholic fair. He sat for most o= f the afternoon in the basement of the church, where the fair was held, tal= king to Marie Shabata, or strolled about the gravel terrace, thrown up on t= he hillside in front of the basement doors, where the French boys were jump= ing and wrestling and throwing the discus. Some of the boys were in their w= hite baseball suits; they had just come up from a Sunday practice game down= in the ballgrounds. Amedee, the newly married, Emil' s best friend, was th= eir pitcher, renowned among the country towns for his dash and skill. Amede= e was a little fellow, a year younger than Emil and much more boyish in app= earance; very lithe and active and neatly made, with a clear brown and whit= e skin, and flashing white teeth. The Sainte-Agnes boys were to play the Ha= stings nine in a fortnight, and Amedee' s lightning balls were the hope of = his team. The little Frenchman seemed to get every ounce there was in him b= ehind the ball as it left his hand. " You' d have made the battery at = the University for sure, ' Medee," Emil said as they were walking from= the ball-grounds back to the church on the hill. " You' re pitching b= etter than you did in the spring." Amedee grinned. " Sure! A marr= ied man don' t lose his head no more." He slapped Emil on the back as = he caught step with him. " Oh, Emil, you wanna get married right off q= uick! It' s the greatest thing ever!" Emil laughed. " How am I go= ing to get married without any girl?" Amedee took his arm. " Pooh= ! There are plenty girls will have you. You wanna get some nice French girl= , now. She treat you well; always be jolly. See," --he began checking = off on his fingers,--" there is Severine, and Alphosen, and Josephine,= and Hectorine, and Louise, and Malvina--why, I could love any of them girl= s! Why don' t you get after them? Are you stuck up, Emil, or is anything th= e matter with you? I never did know a boy twenty-two years old before that = didn' t have no girl. You wanna be a priest, maybe? Not-a for me!" Ame= dee swaggered. " I bring many good Catholics into this world, I hope, = and that' s a way I help the Church." Emil looked down and patted him = on the shoulder. " Now you' re windy, ' Medee. You Frenchies like to b= rag." But Amedee had the zeal of the newly married, and he was not to = be lightly shaken off. " Honest and true, Emil, don' t you want ANY gi= rl? Maybe there' s some young lady in Lincoln, now, very grand," --Ame= dee waved his hand languidly before his face to denote the fan of heartless= beauty,--" and you lost your heart up there. Is that it?" "= Maybe," said Emil. But Amedee saw no appropriate glow in his friend' = s face. " Bah!" he exclaimed in disgust. " I tell all the Fr= ench girls to keep ' way from you. You gotta rock in there," thumping = Emil on the ribs. When they reached the terrace at the side of the church, = Amedee, who was excited by his success on the ball-grounds, challenged Emil= to a jumping-match, though he knew he would be beaten. They belted themsel= ves up, and Raoul Marcel, the choir tenor and Father Duchesne' s pet, and J= ean Bordelau, held the string over which they vaulted. All the French boys = stood round, cheering and humping themselves up when Emil or Amedee went ov= er the wire, as if they were helping in the lift. Emil stopped at five-feet= -five, declaring that he would spoil his appetite for supper if he jumped a= ny more. Angelique, Amedee' s pretty bride, as blonde and fair as her name,= who had come out to watch the match, tossed her head at Emil and said:-- &= quot; ' Medee could jump much higher than you if he were as tall. And anyho= w, he is much more graceful. He goes over like a bird, and you have to hump= yourself all up." " Oh, I do, do I?" Emil caught her and ki= ssed her saucy mouth squarely, while she laughed and struggled and called, = " ' Medee! ' Medee!" " There, you see your ' Medee isn' t ev= en big enough to get you away from me. I could run away with you right now = and he could only sit down and cry about it. I' ll show you whether I have = to hump myself!" Laughing and panting, he picked Angelique up in his a= rms and began running about the rectangle with her. Not until he saw Marie = Shabata' s tiger eyes flashing from the gloom of the basement doorway did h= e hand the disheveled bride over to her husband. " There, go to your g= raceful; I haven' t the heart to take you away from him." Angelique cl= ung to her husband and made faces at Emil over the white shoulder of Amedee= ' s ball-shirt. Emil was greatly amused at her air of proprietorship and at= Amedee' s shameless submission to it. He was delighted with his friend' s = good fortune. He liked to see and to think about Amedee' s sunny, natural, = happy love. He and Amedee had ridden and wrestled and larked together since= they were lads of twelve. On Sundays and holidays they were always arm in = arm. It seemed strange that now he should have to hide the thing that Amede= e was so proud of, that the feeling which gave one of them such happiness s= hould bring the other such despair. It was like that when Alexandra tested = her seed-corn in the spring, he mused. From two ears that had grown side by= side, the grains of one shot up joyfully into the light, projecting themse= lves into the future, and the grains from the other lay still in the earth = and rotted; and nobody knew why. X While Emil and Carl were amusing themsel= ves at the fair, Alexandra was at home, busy with her account-books, which = had been neglected of late. She was almost through with her figures when sh= e heard a cart drive up to the gate, and looking out of the window she saw = her two older brothers. They had seemed to avoid her ever since Carl Linstr= um' s arrival, four weeks ago that day, and she hurried to the door to welc= ome them. She saw at once that they had come with some very definite purpos= e. They followed her stiffly into the sitting-room. Oscar sat down, but Lou= walked over to the window and remained standing, his hands behind him. &qu= ot; You are by yourself?" he asked, looking toward the doorway into th= e parlor. " Yes. Carl and Emil went up to the Catholic fair." For= a few moments neither of the men spoke. Then Lou came out sharply. " = How soon does he intend to go away from here?" " I don' t know, L= ou. Not for some time, I hope." Alexandra spoke in an even, quiet tone= that often exasperated her brothers. They felt that she was trying to be s= uperior with them. Oscar spoke up grimly. " We thought we ought to tel= l you that people have begun to talk," he said meaningly. Alexandra lo= oked at him. " What about?" Oscar met her eyes blankly. " Ab= out you, keeping him here so long. It looks bad for him to be hanging on to= a woman this way. People think you' re getting taken in." Alexandra s= hut her account-book firmly. " Boys," she said seriously, " = don' t let' s go on with this. We won' t come out anywhere. I can' t take a= dvice on such a matter. I know you mean well, but you must not feel respons= ible for me in things of this sort. If we go on with this talk it will only= make hard feeling." Lou whipped about from the window. " You oug= ht to think a little about your family. You' re making us all ridiculous.&q= uot; " How am I?" " People are beginning to say you want to = marry the fellow." " Well, and what is ridiculous about that?&quo= t; Lou and Oscar exchanged outraged looks. " Alexandra! Can' t you see= he' s just a tramp and he' s after your money? He wants to be taken care o= f, he does!" " Well, suppose I want to take care of him? Whose bu= siness is it but my own?" " Don' t you know he' d get hold of you= r property?" " He' d get hold of what I wished to give him, certa= inly." Oscar sat up suddenly and Lou clutched at his bristly hair. &qu= ot; Give him?" Lou shouted. " Our property, our homestead?" = " I don' t know about the homestead," said Alexandra quietly. &qu= ot; I know you and Oscar have always expected that it would be left to your= children, and I' m not sure but what you' re right. But I' ll do exactly a= s I please with the rest of my land, boys." " The rest of your la= nd!" cried Lou, growing more excited every minute. " Didn' t all = the land come out of the homestead? It was bought with money borrowed on th= e homestead, and Oscar and me worked ourselves to the bone paying interest = on it." " Yes, you paid the interest. But when you married we mad= e a division of the land, and you were satisfied. I' ve made more on my far= ms since I' ve been alone than when we all worked together." " Ev= erything you' ve made has come out of the original land that us boys worked= for, hasn' t it? The farms and all that comes out of them belongs to us as= a family." Alexandra waved her hand impatiently. " Come now, Lou= Stick to the facts. You are talking nonsense. Go to the county clerk and = ask him who owns my land, and whether my titles are good." Lou turned = to his brother. " This is what comes of letting a woman meddle in busi= ness," he said bitterly. " We ought to have taken things in our o= wn hands years ago. But she liked to run things, and we humored her. We tho= ught you had good sense, Alexandra. We never thought you' d do anything foo= lish." Alexandra rapped impatiently on her desk with her knuckles. &qu= ot; Listen, Lou. Don' t talk wild. You say you ought to have taken things i= nto your own hands years ago. I suppose you mean before you left home. But = how could you take hold of what wasn' t there? I' ve got most of what I hav= e now since we divided the property; I' ve built it up myself, and it has n= othing to do with you." Oscar spoke up solemnly. " The property o= f a family really belongs to the men of the family, no matter about the tit= le. If anything goes wrong, it' s the men that are held responsible." = " Yes, of course," Lou broke in. " Everybody knows that. Osc= ar and me have always been easy-going and we' ve never made any fuss. We we= re willing you should hold the land and have the good of it, but you got no= right to part with any of it. We worked in the fields to pay for the first= land you bought, and whatever' s come out of it has got to be kept in the = family." Oscar reinforced his brother, his mind fixed on the one point= he could see. " The property of a family belongs to the men of the fa= mily, because they are held responsible, and because they do the work."= ; Alexandra looked from one to the other, her eyes full of indignation. She= had been impatient before, but now she was beginning to feel angry. "= And what about my work?" she asked in an unsteady voice. Lou looked a= t the carpet. " Oh, now, Alexandra, you always took it pretty easy! Of= course we wanted you to. You liked to manage round, and we always humored = you. We realize you were a great deal of help to us. There' s no woman anyw= here around that knows as much about business as you do, and we' ve always = been proud of that, and thought you were pretty smart. But, of course, the = real work always fell on us. Good advice is all right, but it don' t get th= e weeds out of the corn." " Maybe not, but it sometimes puts in t= he crop, and it sometimes keeps the fields for corn to grow in," said = Alexandra dryly. " Why, Lou, I can remember when you and Oscar wanted = to sell this homestead and all the improvements to old preacher Ericson for= two thousand dollars. If I' d consented, you' d have gone down to the rive= r and scraped along on poor farms for the rest of your lives. When I put in= our first field of alfalfa you both opposed me, just because I first heard= about it from a young man who had been to the University. You said I was b= eing taken in then, and all the neighbors said so. You know as well as I do= that alfalfa has been the salvation of this country. You all laughed at me= when I said our land here was about ready for wheat, and I had to raise th= ree big wheat crops before the neighbors quit putting all their land in cor= n. Why, I remember you cried, Lou, when we put in the first big wheat-plant= ing, and said everybody was laughing at us." Lou turned to Oscar. &quo= t; That' s the woman of it; if she tells you to put in a crop, she thinks s= he' s put it in. It makes women conceited to meddle in business. I shouldn'= t think you' d want to remind us how hard you were on us, Alexandra, after= the way you baby Emil." " Hard on you? I never meant to be hard.= Conditions were hard. Maybe I would never have been very soft, anyhow; but= I certainly didn' t choose to be the kind of girl I was. If you take even = a vine and cut it back again and again, it grows hard, like a tree." L= ou felt that they were wandering from the point, and that in digression Ale= xandra might unnerve him. 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It was nearly high-water, and the ni= ght-watchman, who had stepped aboard a lighter lying alongside the wharf to= smoke a pipe, sat with half-closed eyes enjoying the summer evening. The b= ustle of the day was over, the wharves were deserted, and hardly a craft mo= ved on the river. Perfumed clouds of shag, hovering for a time over the lig= hter, floated lazily towards the Surrey shore. " There' s one thing ab= out my job," said the night-watchman, slowly, " it' s done all al= one by yourself. There' s no foreman a-hollering at you and offering you a = penny for your thoughts, and no mates to run into you from behind with a lo= aded truck and then ask you why you didn' t look where you' re going to. Fr= om six o' clock in the evening to six o' clock next morning I' m my own mas= ter." He rammed down the tobacco with an experienced forefinger and pu= ffed contentedly. People like you ' ud find it lonely (he continued, after = a pause); I did at fust. I used to let people come and sit ' ere with me of= an evening talking, but I got tired of it arter a time, and when one chap = fell overboard while ' e was showing me ' ow he put his wife' s mother in '= er place, I gave it up altogether. There was three foot o' mud in the dock= at the time, and arter I ' ad got ' im out, he fainted in my arms. Arter t= hat I kept myself to myself. Say wot you like, a man' s best friend is ' im= self. There' s nobody else' ll do as much for ' im, or let ' im off easier = when he makes a mistake. If I felt a bit lonely I used to open the wicket i= n the gate and sit there watching the road, and p' r' aps pass a word or tw= o with the policeman. Then something ' appened one night that made me take = quite a dislike to it for a time. I was sitting there with my feet outside,= smoking a quiet pipe, when I ' eard a bit of a noise in the distance. Then= I ' eard people running and shouts of " Stop, thief!" A man came= along round the corner full pelt, and, just as I got up, dashed through th= e wicket and ran on to the wharf. I was arter ' im like a shot and got up t= o ' im just in time to see him throw something into the dock. And at the sa= me moment I ' eard the other people run past the gate. " Wot' s up?&qu= ot; I ses, collaring ' im. " Nothing," he ses, breathing ' ard an= d struggling. " Let me go." He was a little wisp of a man, and I = shook ' im like a dog shakes a rat. I remembered my own pocket being picked= , and I nearly shook the breath out of ' im. " And now I' m going to g= ive you in charge," I ses, pushing ' im along towards the gate. "= Wot for?" he ses, purtending to be surprised. " Stealing," = I ses. " You' ve made a mistake," he ses; " you can search m= e if you like." " More use to search the dock," I ses. "= ; I see you throw it in. Now you keep quiet, else you' ll get ' urt. If you= get five years I shall be all the more pleased." I don' t know ' ow h= e did it, but ' e did. He seemed to sink away between my legs, and afore I = knew wot was ' appening, I was standing upside down with all the blood rush= ing to my ' ead. As I rolled over he bolted through the wicket, and was off= like a flash of lightning. A couple o' minutes arterwards the people wot I= ' ad ' eard run past came back agin. There was a big fat policeman with ' = em--a man I' d seen afore on the beat--and, when they ' ad gorn on, he stop= ped to ' ave a word with me. " ' Ot work," he ses, taking off his= ' elmet and wiping his bald ' ead with a large red handkerchief. " I'= ve lost all my puff." " Been running?" I ses, very perlite.= " Arter a pickpocket," he ses. " He snatched a lady' s purs= e just as she was stepping aboard the French boat with her ' usband. ' Twel= ve pounds in it in gold, two peppermint lozenges, and a postage stamp.' &qu= ot; He shook his ' ead, and put his ' elmet on agin. " Holding it in h= er little ' and as usual," he ses. " Asking for trouble, I call i= t. I believe if a woman ' ad one hand off and only a finger and thumb left = on the other, she' d carry ' er purse in it." He knew a' most as much = about wimmen as I do. When ' is fust wife died, she said ' er only wish was= that she could take ' im with her, and she made ' im promise her faithful = that ' e' d never marry agin. His second wife, arter a long illness, passed= away while he was playing hymns on the concertina to her, and ' er mother,= arter looking at ' er very hard, went to the doctor and said she wanted an= inquest. He went on talking for a long time, but I was busy doing a bit of= ' ead- work and didn' t pay much attention to ' im. I was thinking o' twel= ve pounds, two lozenges, and a postage stamp laying in the mud at the botto= m of my dock, and arter a time ' e said ' e see as ' ow I was waiting to ge= t back to my night' s rest, and went off--stamping. I locked the wicket whe= n he ' ad gorn away, and then I went to the edge of the dock and stood look= ing down at the spot where the purse ' ad been chucked in. The tide was on = the ebb, but there was still a foot or two of water atop of the mud. I walk= ed up and down, thinking. I thought for a long time, and then I made up my = mind. If I got the purse and took it to the police-station, the police woul= d share the money out between ' em, and tell me they ' ad given it back to = the lady. If I found it and put a notice in the newspaper--which would cost= money--very likely a dozen or two ladies would come and see me and say it = was theirs. Then if I gave it to the best-looking one and the one it belong= ed to turned up, there' d be trouble. My idea was to keep it--for a time--a= nd then if the lady who lost it came to me and asked me for it I would give= it to ' er. Once I had made up my mind to do wot was right I felt quite ' = appy, and arter a look up and down, I stepped round to the Bear' s Head and= ' ad a couple o' goes o' rum to keep the cold out. There was nobody in the= re but the landlord, and ' e started at once talking about the thief, and '= ow he ' ad run arter him in ' is shirt-sleeves. " My opinion is,"= ; he ses, " that ' e bolted on one of the wharves and ' id ' imself. H= e disappeared like magic. Was that little gate o' yours open?" " = I was on the wharf," I ses, very cold. " You might ha' been on th= e wharf and yet not ' ave seen anybody come on," he ses, nodding. &quo= t; Wot d' ye mean?" I ses, very sharp. " Nothing," he ses. &= quot; Nothing." " Are you trying to take my character away?"= I ses, fixing ' im with my eye. " Lo' bless me, no!" he ses, sta= ring at me. " It' s no good to me." He sat down in ' is chair beh= ind the bar and went straight off to sleep with his eyes screwed up as tigh= t as they would go. Then ' e opened his mouth and snored till the glasses s= hook. I suppose I' ve been one of the best customers he ever ' ad, and that= ' s the way he treated me. For two pins I' d ha' knocked ' is ugly ' ead of= f, but arter waking him up very sudden by dropping my glass on the floor I = went off back to the wharf. I locked up agin, and ' ad another look at the = dock. The water ' ad nearly gone and the mud was showing in patches. My min= d went back to a sailorman wot had dropped ' is watch over-board two years = before, and found it by walking about in the dock in ' is bare feet. He fou= nd it more easy because the glass broke when he trod on it. The evening was= a trifle chilly for June, but I' ve been used to roughing it all my life, = especially when I was afloat, and I went into the office and began to take = my clothes off. I took off everything but my pants, and I made sure o' them= by making braces for ' em out of a bit of string. Then I turned the gas lo= w, and, arter slipping on my boots, went outside. It was so cold that at fu= st I thought I' d give up the idea. The longer I stood on the edge looking = at the mud the colder it looked, but at last I turned round and went slowly= down the ladder. I waited a moment at the bottom, and was just going to st= ep off when I remembered that I ' ad got my boots on, and I ' ad to go up a= gin and take ' em off. I went down very slow the next time, and anybody who= ' as been down an iron ladder with thin, cold rungs, in their bare feet, w= ill know why, and I had just dipped my left foot in, when the wharf-bell ra= ng. I ' oped at fust that it was a runaway-ring, but it kept on, and the lo= nger it kept on, the worse it got. I went up that ladder agin and called ou= t that I was coming, and then I went into the office and just slipped on my= coat and trousers and went to the gate. " Wot d' you want?" I se= s, opening the wicket three or four inches and looking out at a man wot was= standing there. " Are you old Bill?" he ses. " I' m the wat= chman," I ses, sharp-like. " Wot d' you want?" " Don' t= bite me!" he ses, purtending to draw back. " I ain' t done no ' = arm. I' ve come round about that glass you smashed at the Bear' s Head.&quo= t; " Glass!" I ses, ' ardly able to speak. " Yes, glass,&quo= t; he ses--" thing wot yer drink out of. The landlord says it' ll cost= you a tanner, and ' e wants it now in case you pass away in your sleep. He= couldn' t come ' imself cos he' s got nobody to mind the bar, so ' e sent = me. Why! Halloa! Where' s your boots? Ain' t you afraid o' ketching cold?&q= uot; " You clear off," I ses, shouting at him. " D' ye ' ear= me? Clear off while you' re safe, and you tell the landlord that next time= ' e insults me I' ll smash every glass in ' is place and then sit ' im on = top of ' cm! Tell ' im if ' e wants a tanner out o' me, to come round ' ims= elf, and see wot he gets." It was a silly thing to say, and I saw it a= rterwards, but I was in such a temper I ' ardly knew wot I was saying. I sl= ammed the wicket in ' is face and turned the key and then I took off my clo= thes and went down that ladder agin. It seemed colder than ever, and the mu= d when I got fairly into it was worse than I thought it could ha' been. It = stuck to me like glue, and every step I took seemed colder than the one bef= ore. ' Owever, when I make up my mind to do a thing, I do it. I fixed my ey= es on the place where I thought the purse was, and every time I felt anythi= ng under my foot I reached down and picked it up--and then chucked it away = as far as I could so as not to pick it up agin. Dirty job it was, too, and = in five minutes I was mud up to the neck, a' most. And I ' ad just got to w= ot I thought was the right place, and feeling about very careful, when the = bell rang agin. I thought I should ha' gorn out o' my mind. It was just a l= ittle tinkle at first, then another tinkle, but, as I stood there all in th= e dark and cold trying to make up my mind to take no notice of it, it began= to ring like mad. I ' ad to go--I' ve known men climb over the gate afore = now--and I didn' t want to be caught in that dock. The mud seemed stickier = than ever, but I got out at last, and, arter scraping some of it off with a= bit o' stick, I put on my coat and trousers and boots just as I was and we= nt to the gate, with the bell going its ' ardest all the time. When I opene= d the gate and see the landlord of the Bear' s Head standing there I turned= quite dizzy, and there was a noise in my ears like the roaring of the sea.= I should think I stood there for a couple o' minutes without being able to= say a word. I could think of ' em. " Don' t be frightened, Bill,"= ; ses the landlord. " I' m not going to eat you." " He looks= as if he' s walking in ' is sleep," ses the fat policeman, wot was st= anding near by. " Don' t startle ' im." " He always looks li= ke that," ses the landlord. I stood looking at ' im. I could speak the= n, but I couldn' t think of any words good enough; not with a policeman sta= nding by with a notebook in ' is pocket. " Wot was you ringing my bell= for?" I ses, at last. " Why didn' t you answer it before?" = ses the landlord. " D' you think I' ve got nothing better to do than t= o stand ringing your bell for three- quarters of an hour? Some people would= report you."

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On soft moccasined feet they stole about in the evening with a bull'= s-eye lantern fastened on the head of one of them for a "jack." S= everal times they surprised the wolves, and shone the animals' eyes like th= e scattered embers of a camp fire. Thorpe learned to shoot at a deer's shou= lders rather than his heart, how to tell when the animal had sustained a mo= rtal hurt from the way it leaped and the white of its tail. He even made pr= ogress in the difficult art of still hunting, where the man matches his sen= ses against those of the creatures of the forest,--and sometimes wins. He s= oon knew better than to cut the animal's throat, and learned from Hines tha= t a single stab at a certain point of the chest was much better for the pur= poses of bleeding. And, what is more, he learned not to over-shoot down hil= l. Besides these things Jackson taught him many other, minor, details of wo= odcraft. Soon the young man could interpret the thousands of signs, so insi= gnificant in appearance and so important in reality, which tell the history= of the woods. He acquired the knack of winter fishing. These Sundays were = perhaps the most nearly perfect of any of the days of that winter. In them = the young man drew more directly face to face with the wilderness. He calle= d a truce with the enemy; and in return that great inscrutable power poured= into his heart a portion of her grandeur. His ambition grew; and, as alway= s with him, his determination became the greater and the more secret. In pr= oportion as his ideas increased, he took greater pains to shut them in from= expression. For failure in great things would bring keener disappointment = than failure in little. He was getting just the experience and the knowledg= e he needed; but that was about all. His wages were twenty-five dollars a m= onth, which his van bill would reduce to the double eagle. At the end of th= e winter he would have but a little over a hundred dollars to show for his = season's work, and this could mean at most only fifty dollars for Helen. Bu= t the future was his. He saw now more plainly what he had dimly perceived b= efore, that for the man who buys timber, and logs it well, a sure future is= waiting. And in this camp he was beginning to learn from failure the condi= tions of success. Chapter IX They finished cutting on section seventeen dur= ing Thorpe's second week. It became necessary to begin on section fourteen,= which lay two miles to the east. In that direction the character of the co= untry changed somewhat. The pine there grew thick on isolated "islands= " of not more than an acre or so in extent,--little knolls rising from= the level of a marsh. In ordinary conditions nothing would have been easie= r than to have ploughed roads across the frozen surface of this marsh. The = peculiar state of the weather interposed tremendous difficulties. The early= part of autumn had been characterized by a heavy snow- fall immediately af= ter a series of mild days. A warm blanket of some thickness thus overlaid t= he earth, effectually preventing the freezing which subsequent cold weather= would have caused. All the season Radway had contended with this condition= Even in the woods, muddy swamp and spring-holes caused endless difficulty= and necessitated a great deal of "corduroying," or the laying of= poles side by side to form an artificial bottom. Here in the open some six= inches of water and unlimited mud awaited the first horse that should brea= k through the layer of snow and thin ice. Between each pair of islands a ro= ad had to be "tramped." Thorpe and the rest were put at this disa= greeable job. All day long they had to walk mechanically back and forth on = diagonals between the marks set by Radway with his snowshoes. Early in the = morning their feet were wet by icy water, for even the light weight of a ma= n sometimes broke the frozen skin of the marsh. By night a road of trampled= snow, of greater or less length, was marked out across the expanse. Thus t= he blanket was thrown back from the warm earth, and thus the cold was given= a chance at the water beneath. In a day or so the road would bear a horse.= A bridge of ice had been artificially constructed, on either side of which= lay unsounded depths. This road was indicated by a row of firs stuck in th= e snow on either side. It was very cold. All day long the restless wind swe= pt across the shivering surface of the plains, and tore around the corners = of the islands. The big woods are as good as an overcoat. The overcoat had = been taken away. When the lunch-sleigh arrived, the men huddled shivering i= n the lee of one of the knolls, and tried to eat with benumbed fingers befo= re a fire that was but a mockery. Often it was nearly dark before their wor= k had warmed them again. All of the skidways had to be placed on the edges = of the islands themselves, and the logs had to be travoyed over the steep l= ittle knolls. A single misstep out on to the plain meant a mired horse. Thr= ee times heavy snows obliterated the roads, so that they had to be ploughed= out before the men could go to work again. It was a struggle. Radway was e= vidently worried. He often paused before a gang to inquire how they were &q= uot;making it." He seemed afraid they might wish to quit, which was in= deed the case, but he should never have taken before them any attitude but = that of absolute confidence in their intentions. His anxiety was natural, h= owever. He realized the absolute necessity of skidding and hauling this job= before the heavy choking snows of the latter part of January should make i= t impossible to keep the roads open. So insistent was this necessity that h= e had seized the first respite in the phenomenal snow-fall of the early aut= umn to begin work. The cutting in the woods could wait. Left to themselves = probably the men would never have dreamed of objecting to whatever privatio= ns the task carried with it. Radway's anxiety for their comfort, however, c= aused them finally to imagine that perhaps they might have some just ground= s for complaint after all. That is a great trait of the lumber-jack. But Dy= er, the scaler, finally caused the outbreak. Dyer was an efficient enough m= an in his way, but he loved his own ease. His habit was to stay in his bunk= of mornings until well after daylight. To this there could be no objection= --except on the part of the cook, who was supposed to attend to his busines= s himself--for the scaler was active in his work, when once he began it, an= d could keep up with the skidding. But now he displayed a strong antipathy = to the north wind on the plains. Of course he could not very well shirk the= work entirely, but he did a good deal of talking on the very cold mornings= "I don't pose for no tough son-of-a-gun," said he to Radway, &q= uot;and I've got some respect for my ears and feet. She'll warm up a little= by to-morrow, and perhaps the wind'll die. I can catch up on you fellows b= y hustling a little, so I guess I'll stay in and work on the books to-day.&= quot; "All right," Radway assented, a little doubtfully. This hap= pened perhaps two days out of the week. Finally Dyer hung out a thermometer= , which he used to consult. The men saw it, and consulted it too. At once t= hey felt much colder. "She was stan' ten below," sputtered Baptis= te Tellier, the Frenchman who played the fiddle. "He freeze t'rou to h= ees eenside. Dat is too cole for mak de work." "Them plains is su= re a holy fright," assented Purdy. "Th' old man knows it himself,= " agreed big Nolan; "did you see him rammin' around yesterday ask= in' us if we found her too cold? He knows damn well he ought not to keep a = man out that sort o' weather." "You'd shiver like a dog in a bria= r path on a warm day in July," said Jackson Hines contemptuously. &quo= t;Shut up!" said they. "You're barn-boss. You don't have to be ou= t in th' cold." This was true. So Jackson's intervention went for a li= ttle worse than nothing. "It ain't lak' he has nuttin' besides," = went on Baptiste. "He can mak' de cut in de meedle of de fores'."= "That's right," agreed Bob Stratton, "they's the west half = of eight ain't been cut yet." So they sent a delegation to Radway. Big= Nolan was the spokesman. "Boss," said he bluntly, "she's to= o cold to work on them plains to-day. She's the coldest day we had." R= adway was too old a hand at the business to make any promises on the spot. = "I'll see, boys," said he. When the breakfast was over the crew w= ere set to making skidways and travoy roads on eight. This was a precedent.= In time the work on the plains was grumblingly done in any weather. Howeve= r, as to this Radway proved firm enough. He was a good fighter when he knew= he was being imposed on. A man could never cheat or defy him openly withou= t collecting a little war that left him surprised at the jobber's belligere= ncy. The doubtful cases, those on the subtle line of indecision, found him = weak. He could be so easily persuaded that he was in the wrong. At times it= even seemed that he was anxious to be proved at fault, so eager was he to = catch fairly the justice of the other man's attitude. He held his men inexo= rably and firmly to their work on the indisputably comfortable days; but ga= ve in often when an able-bodied woodsman should have seen in the weather no= inconvenience, even. As the days slipped by, however, he tightened the rei= ns. Christmas was approaching. 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- Suze Orman shocks millions by admitting her advice no longer works.

For nearly 3 decades, Suze's advice has been to focus on stable employment, saving at least 25% of your pre-tax income, and investing aggressively in low risk investments.

Last Sunday August 14th, she shocked millions of people when she admitted that her advice no longer works.

"Guys, I hate to say it, but we're in for rough waters ahead. This global crisis is going to hit everyone hard, and hit working class, regular people the hardest." She told viewers that "the crisis in Europe" is only growing, and that many people are going to get "wiped out".

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