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writes to his friend Ferguson that if he ‘said his say’ about York Cathedral, his friends would think him sixteen instead of sixty; and again tells his publisher Fields that he enjoys Lugano—never before visited—to the utmost, but that ‘the old familiar place saddened’ him.1 Many a traveller has had in later life the same experience.
1 Life, III. 122.
Boston and New York, Hougton, Mifflin and company, 1902.
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