Category: Humour
That men and women should leave their homes at the end of summer and go somewhere,--though it be only to Margate,--has become a thing so fixed that incomes the most limited are made to stretch themselves to fit the rule, and habits the most domestic allow themselves to be inte...
Along the lakes and over the mountains goes the wretched man, still in solitude. He tells himself in moments of sober earnest that he has made a mistake, and has subjected himse...
4. Part 4Our tourist in search of knowledge,--the tourist who is searching for that which he thinks he has got, but which he never will find,--is seldom a very young man. Nor is he often...
1. Part 1That men and women should leave their homes at the end of summer and go somewhere,--though it be only to Margate,--has become a thing so fixed that incomes the most limited are...
3. Part 3These tourists for fun are known well by all that large class of men who are engaged in supplying the wants of summer travellers. No one ever doubts their solvency; no innkeeper...
5. Part 5So much may be taken for granted. Whether we are capable of enjoying it or not, the tour has to be made. In all probability many tours have been made. Those who can be allowed t...