Apr. 11.
Ir a continued residence in the Far East had not the tendency to make us blase about the strange places on this earth, and: further if we did not look upon the globe-trotter with grave misgiving—based upon his notorious passion for writing books on subjects with which he does not have even a nodding acquaintance—we should probably regard these round-the-world trips, of of which the Samaria cruise is an example, in a very different light. These trippers come and go, and once away to the next port leave us little different from what they found us.- We have justification for our~ attitude in the fact that they are not all of a type: some of those who come
the nouveau riche class, and our choice spots are frankly we resent, perhaps, their display of wealth amongst us. Th
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