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* * * * * [Illustration: Charleston is the last stronghold of a unified American upper class; the last remaining American city in which Madeira and Port and _noblesse oblige_ are fully and widely understood, and are employed according to the best traditions] [Illustration: "Railroad ticket!" said the baggageman with exaggerated patience. I began to feel in various pockets] [Illustration: Can most travellers, I wonder, enjoy as I do a solitary walk, by night, through the mysterious streets of a strange city?] [Illustration: Coming out of my slumber with the curious and unpleasant sense of being stared at, I found his eyes fixed upon me] [Illustration: Mount Vernon Place is the centre of Baltimore. Everything begins there, including Baedeker] [Illustration: If she is shopping for a dinner party, she may order the costly and aristocratic diamond-back terrapin, sacred in Baltimore as is the Sacred Cod in Boston] [Illustration: Doughoregan Manor--The house was of buff-colored brick. It was low and very long, with wings extending from its central structure like beautiful arms flung wide in welcome] [Illustration: I began to realize that there was no one coming; that no one had opened the door; that it had begun to swing immediately upon my saying the word "ghosts"] [Illustration: Harpers Ferry is an entrancing old town; a drowsy place piled up beautifully yet carelessly upon terraced roads clinging to steep hillsides] [Illustration: "What's the matter with him?" I asked, stopping] [Illustration: When I came down, dressed for riding, my companion was making a drawing; the four young ladies were with him, none of them in riding habits] [Illustration: Claymont Court is one of the old Washington houses. But in all its history it has never been a happier home or a more interesting one than it is to-day] [Illustration: Chatham, the old Fitzhugh house, now the residence of Mark Sullivan. Washington, Madison, Monroe, Washington Irving, Lee and Lincoln have known the shelter of its roof] [Illustration: Monticello stands on a lofty hilltop, with vistas, between trees of neighboring valleys, hills, and mountains] [Illustration: Like Venice, the University of Virginia should first be seen by moonlight] [Illustration: One party was stationed on the top of an old-time mail-coach bearing the significant initials "F.F.V."] [Illustration: The Piedmont Hunt Race Meet--There i
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