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Chapter 1 METEOROLOGICAL EMOTIONS
Chapter 2 CIVIC AND SOCIAL COMPARISONS, MOSTLY ODIOUS
Chapter 3 SHOWS AND SIDE-SHOWS OF STATE
Chapter 4 THE DUN YEAR'S BRILLIANT FLOWER
Chapter 5 THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF THE STREETS
Chapter 6 SOME MISGIVINGS AS TO THE AMERICAN INVASION
Chapter 7 IN THE GALLERY OF THE COMMONS
Chapter 8 THE MEANS OF SOJOURN
Chapter 9 CERTAIN TRAITS OF THE LONDON SPRINGTIME
Chapter 10 SOME VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY SIGHT-SEEING
Chapter 11 GLIMPSES OF THE LOWLY AND THE LOWLIER
Chapter 12 TWICE-SEEN SIGHTS AND HALF-FANCIED FACTS
Chapter 13 AN AFTERNOON AT HAMPTON COURT
Chapter 14 A SUNDAY MORNING IN THE COUNTRY
Chapter 15 FISHING FOR WHITEBAIT
Chapter 16 HENLEY DAY
Chapter 17 AMERICAN ORIGINS-MOSTLY NORTHERN
Chapter 18 AMERICAN ORIGINS-MOSTLY SOUTHERN
Chapter 19 ASPECTS AND INTIMATIONS
Chapter 20 PARTING GUESTS
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Chapter 14 A SUNDAY MORNING IN THE COUNTRY

The invention of Week-Ends is a feat of the English social genius dating since long after my stay of twenty-odd years ago. Like so many other English mysteries it is very simple, and consists of dedicating the waste space of time between Friday afternoon and Monday forenoon to visits out of town. It is the time when, if you have friends within reas

             
            

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