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Sights that offended more than one of the senses on the day when General Allenby made his official entry had disappeared, and peace and order reigned where previously had been but misery, poverty, disease, and squalor. As in America, so in England, a surfeit of materialism had produced a lack of high spiritual purpose in the nation at large; there was much confusion of ideas and ideals; and also much triviality, which was especially offensive when it masqueraded under some high-sounding name. A docile hard-working crew, by all accounts, who give no trouble, and are managed largely by their N. They are "doing their job," like the airmen, and if a airline ticket cheapest shell finds them in the wood, why, the German will have done _his_ job, and they will bear no grudge. Then four German soldiers give some sort of evidence, founded either on malice or mistake. In one of my earlier letters I spoke with anxiety of the still unsettled question--Will the house-wives and mothers of the nation realise--in time--our food necessities? Wordsworth--though against this passage is written "unjust," a concession not much sooner made than withdrawn,--is dubbed an idiot, who-- Both by precept and example shows, That prose is verse and verse is only prose; and Coleridge, a baby,-- To turgid ode and tumid stanza dear.

In the Greek capital he lodged at the house of a respectable lady, widow of an English vice-consul, who had three daughters, the eldest of whom, Theresa, acquired an innocent and enviable fame as the Maid of Athens, without the dangerous glory of having taken any very firm hold of the heart that she was asked to return. On the other hand, it is not unfair to say that she was fascinated by a name, and inspired by the philanthropic zeal of reforming a literary Corsair. Their patronage is, at the best, of no more value than that of a mob gathered by a showy Shakespearian revival, and it has laid the volume open to the charge of being adapted "laudari ab illaudatis. He was a citizen of the world; because he not only painted the environs, but reflected the passions and aspirations of every scene amid which he dwelt.