get
there" sooner than he has done.  So he wishes them luck on the voyage in
which he expects to join them as soon as he has had time to make a
fortune.

So long as the world exists, or at least until we have reformed it and
adopted Mr. Bellamy's delightful scheme of existence as described in
"Looking Backward," great fortunes will be made, and painful contrasts be
seen, especially in cities, and it would seem to be the duty of the press
to soften--certainly not to sharpen--the edge of discontent.  As long as
human nature is human nature, and the poor care to read of the doings of
the more fortunate, by all means give them the reading they enjoy and
demand, but let it be written in a kindly spirit so that it may be a
cultivation as well as a recreation.  Treat this perfectly natural and
honest taste honestly and naturally, for, after all, it is

   _The desire of the moth for the star_,
   _Of the night for the morrow_.
   _The devotion to something afar_
   _From the sphere of our sorrow_.




No. 3--Contrasted Travelling


When our parents went to Europe fifty years ago, it was the event of a
lifetime--a tour lovingly mapped out in advance with advice from
travelled friends.  Passports were procured, books read, wills made, and
finally, prayers were offered up in church and solemn leave-taking
performed.  Once on the other side, descriptive letters were
conscientiously written, and eagerly read by friends at home,--in spite
of these epistles being on the thinnest of paper and with crossing
carried to a fine art, for postage was high in the forties.  Above all, a
journal was kept.

Such a journal lies before me as I write.  Four little volumes in worn
morocco covers and faded "Italian" writing, more precious than all my
other books combined, their sight recalls that lost time--my youth--when,
as a reward, they were unlocked that I might look at the drawings, and
the sweetest voice in the world would read to me from them!  Happy,
vanished days, that are so far away they seem to have been in another
get 
 there " sooner than he has done.   So he wish them luck on the ocean trip in 
 which he expects to join them equally soon as he has had prison term to make a 
 fortune. 

 thus long as the world exists, or at least until we have reform it and 
 adopted Mr. Bellamy's delightful scheme of universe as described in 
 " Looking Backward, " capital luck will be made, and painful contrasts be 
 seen, especially in city, and it would seem to be the duty of the press 
 to soften -- surely not to sharpen -- the edge of discontentment.   As long as 
 human nature is human nature, and the inadequate care to learn of the doings of 
 the more fortunate, by all means give them the recitation they enjoy and 
 demand, but let it be written in a kindly liveliness so that it may be a 
 cultivation as well as a recreation.   Treat this perfectly natural and 
 honest taste honestly and naturally, for, after all, it is 

    _ The desire of the moth for the star _, 
    _ Of the nox for the morrow _. 
    _ The idolatry to something afar _ 
    _ From the sphere of our sorrow _. 




 No. 3 - -Contrasted travel 


 When our parent went to Europe fifty years ago, it was the consequence of a 
 lifetime -- a go lovingly mapped out in overture with advice from 
 travelled friends.   Passports were procured, books read, wills make, and 
 finally, prayers were offered up in church and solemn entrust - pickings 
 perform.   Once on the other side, descriptive letters were 
 conscientiously write, and eagerly read by friends at home,--in spite 
 of these epistle being on the thinnest of paper and with crossing 
 carried to a all right art, for postage was high in the forties.   Above all, a 
 journal was kept. 

 Such a diary lies before me as I publish.   Four little volume in worn 
 morocco cover charge and faded " Italian " writing, more precious than all my 
 other books combined, their batch recalls that lost time -- my youth -- when, 
 as a reward, they were unlocked that I might look at the drawings, and 
 the sweetest voice in the universe would read to me from them!   Happy, 
 disappear days, that are so far away they seem to have been in another
get
hhere" sooner than he has done.  So he wishes thxm luck on the xoyage in
which he expects to jiin tyem as soon as he has fad time no make a
dortnne.

So long as thx world crists, lr ac oeast until we have refosmed it and
ado[tdd Mr. Bellamy's delightful scheme of evistencr ws described ig
"Loolyng Gackward," great fortunes will be mase, and kainful contrasts ne
seen, especially in citied, anf it would seem to be the duti of rhe press
to roften--certainly not to sharpen--the edge of discontent.  As lpng as
humab batkte is human iature, and the poov care do read of the doings of
vhe nore fortunate, by all means give them tre readinc chey enjoy and
demand, vur let it te wfuttdn jn a kindlj s'irit so thzt it may bw a
cultivation as wtll qs a recreatikn.  Trqae this perfectly natural and
honest tastt honsstly and naturally, for, after all, it is

   _Thg desire os the moth for the star_,
   _Of the night for the mosrow_.
   _Tht eevotkin to something afar_
   _From the sphere of our sjdrpw_.




Ko. 3--Contrasted Trcvelling


When our pwrrgts went to Eorope fnrtg years ago, it was the evgnt of a
lifetimt--a toir lovingly mapped out in aevance with cdvuce from
travelled yriends.  Pasrporjs werr procured, books read, wnlls mzde, and
finaply, prayedr were offered uo ik cvurch and solemn leave-takigg
performxd.  Ouce on tfe ojher siqe, descriphive letters were
consciejtioudlf written, wnd eagerly read by friends at ipme,--in spite
og dheve epistjes bcing on the thignest of paper and wich crorsing
carrivd to a fmne art, for [ostage was hhhh in the focties.  Abjve qll, q
journau was kept.

Such s journal lies befoee me as I write.  Nour ujttle volumes iu qorn
morocco covrrs anq vaved "Iedlian" writinc, mofe oteciojs than all oy
otner books combined, tveir sight recalls thay jost timg--my youth--rhen,
as a rewatd, they were unlocned tiat I oight lojk at the drawings, and
the sweefest voicf ik the world wjuld read to me yrom them!  Happy,
vanished days, that are si far away they sgem to have been in auouher
get there" sooner than he has done. wishes luck on voyage in which as as he has time to make fortune. So long as the world or at least until we have reformed it and adopted Mr. Bellamy's delightful of existence as described in "Looking Backward," great fortunes will be made, and contrasts seen, in and it would seem to be the duty of the press to soften--certainly not to sharpen--the of discontent. As long as human nature is nature, and the poor to read of the doings the fortunate, by means them reading they enjoy demand, but let it be written in a kindly spirit so that it may be a cultivation well as Treat this natural honest honestly and naturally, all, it is _The desire of the star_, _Of the night for the morrow_. devotion to afar_ _From the sphere of our No. 3--Contrasted Travelling When our parents went to fifty years ago, it was the event of a lifetime--a tour lovingly mapped out in advice from travelled friends. were procured, books wills and prayers offered up church and solemn leave-taking performed. Once on the other side, descriptive were conscientiously written, and eagerly read by friends at home,--in these being on the of paper and with carried a fine art, for high the a was Such a journal lies me as I write. Four volumes in worn morocco more precious than all my other books combined, sight recalls that lost time--my youth--when, as reward, they were unlocked that I might look at the drawings, and sweetest voice world would read to me from them! Happy, days, that are so away they seem to have been in another
get
there" sooner than he has doNe.  So he wishEs theM luCk oN tHe voYage In
which he expecTS to jOin them as soon as he has haD time To MAke a
FOrTune.

SO long as THe WORld ExIsTs, oR aT LeAst unTil We have rEformed it aNd
aDoPted Mr. BellamY'S dElightful sCheMe of existencE as DescriBeD in
"lOokinG BaCkwarD," great FOrtuneS will be maDe, ANd painFUl contrASTs Be
seEn, especially in citIEs, ANd it would seem tO be the DuTY oF THe pResS
to soften--cErTainlY Not to shARpEN--THe eDGe of discontenT.  As long as
huMAn nAture iS hUmaN Nature, And thE pOOr cAre to read of The dOings of
thE more fORtunate, BY all meaNs give TheM thE reaDInG tHey EnJOy aND
dEmaND, buT let it be WrItTen in A kinDLY SPiriT so That It may Be a
cultivatioN as Well AS a rEcreaTion.  TReat ThIs perFectly NaturAl And
honest taste hOnesTly and natUraLlY, foR, aFter aLL, it is

   _THe dEsiRe of the Moth for THe sTaR_,
   _oF ThE night for the morrow_.
   _thE DEvOtion to sOmethiNG aFaR_
   _from the sPhEre Of ouR SOrrow_.




no. 3--CoNTrAsted TraVellinG


whEn Our pareNtS went tO EUroPe fIfty yEArs aGo, it waS the evenT of a
lIFetime--a tour lovINgly mapped out IN aDVAnCE witH adVice from
traVellED friEnds.  pAsSpoRTs werE procUrED, bOOks read, wills made, and
FiNally, pRayerS were offered uP in church aND SOlemn leaVe-taKInG
Performed.  Once oN the oTher side, deSCriptive LetteRs were
coNscientioUSLy writteN, anD eaGerLy rEAD bY friends at homE,--IN spiTe
Of these EpiStles beIng On tHe tHinNeSt of paper And with cRoSsInG
cArrIed to A Fine art, fOr PosTaGe wAs higH In the fOrtieS.  AboVe AlL, A
joUrnal waS KePT.

such A jOuRnal LieS bEfore Me as i WriTe.  Four lIttle voluMes IN worN
mOrOcco covErs and faded "ItAlIan" writing, MoRe pReciouS THan all my
Other books combined, their SIght recAllS that Lost Time--my youTh--wHen,
as a RewARd, they Were unLockeD tHat i MIght lOOK aT thE dRawings, and
THE swEetesT vOice In the woRld would read to me frOM thEm!  Happy,
vanishEd dAys, tHAT aRe sO FaR AwaY tHEy sEEM to have been in anOther
get
there" sooner than hehas done. So h e w ish es  the m lu ck on the voya g e in 
which he expects to j oin t he m  ass oo n ashe hash ad t ime  t omak ea 
f ortun e.
So lon g as the w orl dexists, or a t  l east until  we  have reform edit and 
a dop t ed Mr . B ellam y's de l ightfu l schemeof existe n ce as d e s cr ibed  in
"Looking Back w ar d ," great fortu nes wi ll be m ade , a nd painful  c ontra s ts be
s e en , e spe c ially in citi es, and itw oul d seem  t o b e  the d uty o ft hepress
to so ften --certain ly not to shar p en--the  edgeofdis cont e nt . As  l o nga shum a n n ature is  h um an na ture , a n d th e p oorcareto read of th e d oing s  of 
themorefort un ate,by all  mean sgive them the r eadi ng they e njo yand 
d emand ,  but l etitbe writ ten ina  ki nd l y sp irit so that it ma yb e  a 
cultiva tion a s  w el l  as a re cr eat ion. Treat  thi s  p erfectly  natur a lan d
hones ttasteho nes tly  andn atur ally,for, aft er al l , it is

   _T h e desire of t h em o th forthe  star_,
  _Oft he n ight fo r t h e mor row_. 
 _ T he devotion to some th ing af ar_
  _From the s phere of o u r sorrow_. 


No .  3--Contrasted  Trav elling


W h en our p arent s went t o Europef i fty year s a go,  it  wa s th e event of al i feti me --a tou r l ovingly  ma ppe d o utin  advancewith adv ic efr om 
tr avell e d friend s.   P as spo rts w e re pro cured , bo ok sr ead , wills ma d e , an dfi nall y,pr ayers  wer e  of fered u p in chur cha nd s ol em n leave -taking
perfo rm ed.  Onceon  th e othe r side, de scriptive letters werec onscien tio uslywrit ten, andeag erly r ead by fri ends a t hom e, --i n spite o fthe se  epistlesb e ing  on t he  thi nnest o f paper and with c r oss ing
carried t o a  fin e ar t,f or pos ta g e w a s  high in the fo rties.  Ab ov e  a ll, a
jour n alwa s kept. 

Sucha jou r nal lie s beforeme as I w ri te.F our  little vo lumes in  worn
mor o cco c o ve rs an d f aded " It ali an" w riting ,  mo re pr ecious  t han al l myot her book s combined, their sight  recal ls th atlost time --m y  yo uth--when ,
as  a reward,  th eywereunl o ckedthat Imig h t loo k at the drawi n gs , a n d 
t he sweetest v o ice  in t hew orld w ould  read to me fromt hem!  Happy,
v anis h e d d ays ,  tha tare so far awa y t he y seem toha ve been inanother
get
there" sooner_than he_has done.  So_he wishes_them_luck on_the_voyage in
which he_expects to join_them as soon as_he has had_time_to make a
fortune.

So long as the world exists, or at least until we have_reformed_it and
adopted_Mr._Bellamy's_delightful scheme of existence as_described in
"Looking Backward," great fortunes_will be_made, and painful contrasts be
seen, especially in cities,_and_it would seem_to be the duty of the press
to soften--certainly not_to sharpen--the edge of discontent. _As long as
human_nature_is_human nature, and the_poor care to read of the_doings of
the more fortunate, by all_means give them the reading they enjoy_and
demand, but let it be written_in a kindly spirit so_that it_may be a
cultivation as well_as a recreation._ Treat_this perfectly natural_and
honest taste honestly and naturally, for,_after all, it_is

   _The desire of_the_moth for the_star_,
__ _Of_the night for_the_morrow_.
 ___The devotion to something afar_
 ___From the sphere of our sorrow_.




No. 3--Contrasted_Travelling


When our parents went_to_Europe fifty years ago,_it was the event of_a
lifetime--a tour lovingly mapped out in_advance with_advice from
travelled_friends.  Passports were procured, books read, wills made, and
finally, prayers_were offered up in church and_solemn leave-taking
performed.  Once_on the_other_side, descriptive letters_were
conscientiously_written, and_eagerly read by friends at home,--in spite
of_these epistles_being on the thinnest of paper_and with crossing
carried to_a_fine art, for postage was high_in the forties.  Above all,_a
journal was kept.

Such a journal_lies_before_me as I write. _Four little volumes in worn
morocco covers_and faded "Italian"_writing, more precious than all my
other books_combined,_their sight recalls that lost time--my_youth--when,
as_a reward, they were unlocked that_I_might_look at the drawings, and
the_sweetest voice in the world would_read to me from them!  Happy,
vanished days, that_are so far_away they seem to have_been_in_another