...after about three hours, return, always walking, whatever the state of the weather or the streets. . . My drink is water, yet I sometimes, though rarely, take a glass of wine. I never meddle with tobacco, except to quarrel with its use." It is a touching story, the last few days...

...of the streets. ... In the country I dine early, . . . making my dinner mostly of vegetable. . . . My drink is water, yet I sometimes, though rarely, take a glass of wine." — Godwin's life of Bryant, Vol. II., pp. 297-298. 1 Life of Bryant, Vol. I., p. 334. 2 Commemorative...

...take but two meals a day. Fruit makes a considerable part of my diet, and I eat it at almost any hour of the day without inconvenience. My drink is water,...take a glass of wine. I am a natural temperance man, rinding myself rather confused than exhilarated by wine. I never meddle with tobacco, excepting to...

...make but two meals a day. Fruit makes a considerable part of my diet, and I eat it at almost any hour of the day without inconvenience. My drink is water,...glass of wine. I am a natural Temperance man, finding myselC rather confused than exhilarated by wine. I never meddle with tobacco, except to quarrel with...

...take but two meals a day. Fruit makes a considerable part of my diet, and I eat it at almost any hour of the day without inconvenience. My drink is water,...sometimes, though rarely, take a glass of wine. I never meddle with tobacco, except to quarrel with its use. That I may rise early, I, of course, go...