even of shelter for a night? Naiset Barbour Quilted Takki Suomi But we did reach the hotel; we did get a room between us with two bedsteads. And pondering over the matter in my mind, since that evening, I have been inclined to think that the stout Englishman is in the right of it. No American of my age and weight will ever go through what I went through then, but I am not sure that he Kanadanhanhi Tremblant Takit Suomi does not in Calgary Flames Lippikset his accustomed career go through worse things even than that. However, if I go to Rolla again during the war, I will at any rate leave the books behind me.
What a night we spent in that inn! They who know America will be aware that in all hotels there is a free admixture of different classes. The traveler in Europe may sit down to dinner with his tailor and shoemaker; but if so, his tailor and shoemaker have dressed themselves as he dresses, and are prepared to carry themselves according to a certain standard, which in exterior does not differ from his own. In the Kanadanhanhi Constable Parka Suomi large Eastern cities of the States, such as Boston, New York, and Washington, a similar practice of life is gradually becoming prevalent. There are various hotels for various classes, and the ordinary traveler does not find himself at the same table with a butcher fresh from the shambles. But in the West there are no distinctions whatever. A man’s a man for a’ that in the West, let the “a’ that” comprise what it may of coarse attire and unsophisticated manners. One soon gets used to it. In that inn at Rolla was a public room, heated in the middle by Belstaff Uusi Albatross Takit Suomi a stove, and round that we soon found ourselves seated in a company of soldiers, farmers, laborers, and teamsters. But there was Wales Jerseys among them a general; not a fighting, or would-be fighting general of the present time, but one of the old-fashioned local generals — men Kanadanhanhi Citadel Parka Suomi who held, or had once held, some fabulous generalship in the State militia. There we sat, cheek by jowl with our new friends, till nearly twelve o’clock, talking politics and discussing the war. The general was a stanch unionist, having, according to his own showing, suf |