The remainder of that lovely afternoon was spent in Hyde Park, watching the riding and driving. Having paid the fee of threepence each for the use of their chairs, it was pleasant to sit and look on at the gay sight. Old gentlemen, stout ladies, young people, and small children, all ride, in England, and at certain times of the day, during “the season” (May and June), Hyde Park is always filled with a merry company. In midsummer it is rather more deserted, and yet the walks stretching between the flower-beds, and the Serpentine stream, are always flocking with people on summer Sundays or “bank holidays.”
And so passed the last days which John and Betty spent in London. All the favorite spots—Westminster Abbey, the Tower, Kensington Palace, and many others—had to be revisited, just as though the young people never thought to see them again; and then, at last came the day when the father and mother were expected. They all trooped to Euston Station to meet the train, and in triumph escorted the American friends back to Cavendish Square. There they remained for two short days and then carried the almost reluctant John and Betty away with them. Mrs. Pitt, Philip, and Barbara remained behind on the platform, waving a last good-by, and still hearing the many thanks and expressions of gratitude which John and Betty had repeatedly poured into their ears, in return for their delightful visit to England.
THE END.
INDEX
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Addison, Joseph, [136]
Alfred the Great, [222], [227], [229]
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, [223], [227]
Anne of Cleves, [255], [257]
Anne, Queen, [70], [112], [114]
Arden, Forest of, [158], [169], [202]
“As You Like It,” [157]
Austen, Jane, [226]
Bankside, [90]
Bartholomew Close, [281]
Bear-baiting, [90]
Becket, St. Thomas à, [254], [264]
Bell Inn, Edmonton, [118]
“Big Ben,” [107]
Blackheath, [256]
Black Prince, Edward the, [120], [263]
Boleyn, Anne, [61], [103], [128], [136]
“Bow Bells,” [17], [118]
Bunyan, John, [89]
Bus-drivers, [16]
Buses, [11]
Cambridge, [91]
Canterbury, [261]
Cathedral, [262]
Chequers of Hope Inn, [267]
Cloisters of Cathedral, [265]
Pilgrims, 90, 252, 267 [90], [252], [267]
Shrine of St. Thomas à Becket, [263]
St. Martin’s Church, [269]
Tales, [253]
Carlyle, Thomas, [124]
Caroline, Queen, [129]
Chalfont St. Giles, [105]
Charing Cross, [67]
Charlecote, [167]
Park, [167]
Charles I, [100], [102]
Charles II, [114], [257]
Chatsworth House, [216]
Chaucer, Geoffrey, [28], [112], [120], [252],
Cheshire Cheese, [78]
Clopton, Sir Hugh, [148]
Cloth Fair, [281]
Clovelly, [238]
Court, [248]
Hobby Drive, [248]
Cockney, [16]
Coventry, [200]
Ford’s Hospital, [201]
“Peeping Tom,” [200]
St. Mary’s Hall, [200]
Cromwell, Oliver, [109], [136], [186], [198],
Crosby Hall, [115]
“Deans, Jeanie,” [129]
Deptford, [254]
Devonshire, [238]
Cream, [243]
Legends of, [245]
Dickens, Charles, [28], [257]
Doomsday Book, [121]
Drake, Sir Francis, [249], [255]
Druids, [235]
Edward I, [67], [113]
III, [99], [113], [277]
the Confessor, [112]
Elizabeth, Queen, [52], [60], [69], [102], [112], [114], [129], [136], [169], [171], [197], [220], [255] Essex, Earl of, [61], [124] Eton School, [98] Evans, Mary Ann (George Eliot), [124] Fawkes, Guy, [58], [120] Fire Brigade, [282] Fountains Abbey, [208] Franklin, Benjamin, [282] Gastrell, Rev. Francis, [148] George III, [56], [126] Gilpin, John, [118] Globe Theatre, [90] Gray, Thomas, [96] Greville, Fulke, [192] Grey, Lady Jane, [61], [120] Gunpowder Plot, [58] Haddon Hall, [216] Hampton Court, [130] Harvard, John, [90], [146] Hathaway, Anne, [153], [157], [162] Henrietta Maria, Queen, [129] Henry II, [167] IV, [59], [263] V, [104], [113], [257] VII, Chapel of, [111] VIII, [100], [124], [128], [131], [257], [259] Hogarth, William, [282] Holbein, Hans, [189], [133] Holy Trinity Church, Stratford, [152] Horse Guards, [21], [275] Houses of Parliament, [13], [107], [123] Howard, Queen Catharine, [133], [136] Hyde Park Corner, [16], [285] Irving, Washington, [161], [282] James I of Scotland, [104] Jerusalem Chamber, [35] Kenilworth Castle, [196] Kew Gardens,, [125] Palace, [126] Kingsley, Charles, [248] Lambeth Palace, [123] Leamington, [182] Leicester, Earl of, [59], [135], [171], [191], [198] “Little John,” [206] Lollards, [124] London Bridge, [87] | Mansfield, [203] Marlowe, Christopher, [255], [267] Mary, Queen, [76], [226] Queen of Scots, [112] “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” [157] Miracle Plays, [200] More, Sir Thomas, [53], [62], [89], [115], [124] National Gallery, [13], [275] Nelson, Lord, [13], [74], [114] Nottingham, [204], [214] Oxford, [18], [92] Paternoster Row, [118] Pembroke, Countess of, [48], [115] Penshurst Place, [42] Pepys, Samuel, [259] “Pickwick Papers,” [258] Pitt, William, [26], [114] Pope, Alexander, [136] Prentices, [22] “Princes, the Little,” [54] Public Record Office, [119] Rahere, [278] Raleigh, Sir Walter, [63], [120] Richard I, [211] II, [59], [113], [277] III, [115] Richmond Palace, [129] Park, [128] Robin Hood, [203] Robsart, Amy, [182], [194] Rochester, [258] Bull Inn, [258] Crown Inn, [259] Falstaff Inn, [260] Gad’s Hill, [260] Restoration House, [259] White Hart Inn, [259] Round Table, the [228] St. Augustine, [270] Bartholomew the Great,Church of, [279] Cross Hospital, [230] Helen’s Church, [116] Mary Overy, Southwark, [88] Paul’s Cathedral, [69] Swithin, [223], [226] Salisbury Cathedral, [232] Sarum, Old, [234] Scott, Sir Walter, [196] Shakespeare, William, [28], [90], [117], [140], [169] Shelley, Percy Bysshe, [99] Shooter’s Hill, [257] Shottery, [163] Sidney, Sir Philip, [41], [73], [110] Smithfield, [276] Market, [276] Southwark, [90], [252] Cathedral, [88] Tabard Inn, [90], [252] Spenser, Edmund [28], [49] Star and Garter Inn, Richmond, [127] Stoke Poges, [96] Stonehenge, [234] Stoneleigh Abbey, [201] Stone of Scone, [113] Stratford-on-Avon, [138] the “Birthplace,” [140] Grammar School, [151] Guild Chapel, [150] Holy Trinity Church, [152] John Harvard House, [146] New Place, [147] Red Horse Hotel, [138] Shakespeare Hotel, [145] Shakespeare Memorial, [155] Weir Brake, [156] Streets in London, names of, [119] Swift, Dean, [136] Tabard Inn, [90], [252] “Tale of Two Cities,” [257] Thames River, the, [122] Tower of London, [50] Trafalgar Square, [13], [21] Tyler, Wat, [278] Vauxhall, [124] Vernon, Dorothy, [217] Wallace, William, [278] Walpole, Horace, [136] Warwick Castle, [183] Guy of, [184], [195] Guy’s Cliff, [194] Leicester’s Hospital, [192] St. Mary’s Church, [190] “The King-maker,” [184] Vase, [187] Warwickshire, [167] Weir Brake, Stratford, [156] Wellington, Duke of, [74], [286] Westminster Abbey, [20] Chapter House, [34] Cloisters, [30] Hall, [108] School, [32] “Westward Ho!” [248] White Lodge, [129] William and Mary, [112], [114] William III, [134] Rufus, [108], [226] Winchester, [222] Cathedral, [224] Cloisters, [228] Hospital of St. Cross, [230] Windsor Castle, [99], [128] “Winter’s Tale,” [162] Wolsey, Cardinal, [120], [130] |
- Addison, Joseph, [136]
- Alfred the Great, [222], [227], [229]
- Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, [223], [227]
- Anne of Cleves, [255], [257]
- Anne, Queen, [70], [112], [114]
- Arden, Forest of, [158], [169], [202]
- “As You Like It,” [157]
- Austen, Jane, [226]
- Bankside, [90]
- Bartholomew Close, [281]
- Bear-baiting, [90]
- Becket, St. Thomas à, [254], [264]
- Bell Inn, Edmonton, [118]
- “Big Ben,” [107]
- Blackheath, [256]
- Black Prince, Edward the, [120], [263]
- Boleyn, Anne, [61], [103], [128], [136]
- “Bow Bells,” [17], [118]
- Bunyan, John, [89]
- Bus-drivers, [16]
- Buses, [11]
- Cambridge, [91]
- Canterbury, [261]
- Carlyle, Thomas, [124]
- Caroline, Queen, [129]
- Chalfont St. Giles, [105]
- Charing Cross, [67]
- Charlecote, [167]
- Park, [167]
- Charles I, [100], [102]
- Charles II, [114], [257]
- Chatsworth House, [216]
- Chaucer, Geoffrey, [28], [112], [120], [252],
- Cheshire Cheese, [78]
- Clopton, Sir Hugh, [148]
- Cloth Fair, [281]
- Clovelly, [238]
- Cockney, [16]
- Coventry, [200]
- Cromwell, Oliver, [109], [136], [186], [198],
- Crosby Hall, [115]