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Portrait of Theodore Winthrop Theodore Winthrop,  Isthmiana — Granada Hospitality

“ Infer not from this decay of hospitality, O reactionist, O laudator temporis acti, that man has become selfish, that this seclusion is from dislike of society. No; for this is the great secret of the highest civilization, that it alone has made the independent development and perfection of the individual possible; it is only in a crowd that you can truly be alone. The unenlightened draw together like trees in a copse, and are dwarfed. ”
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Portrait of Theodore Winthrop Theodore Winthrop,  Isthmiana — Granada Hospitality

“ However, sleep comes even thus, and though it is disagreeable to wake by a louder blast and more pelting shower, and find that your weight has made a depression in the ground, and this depression has become a pond, still dawn comes, and you wake to the consciousness of misery. Stiff though you be, cold and breakfastless, you must rouse, and, painfully packing and saddling, pursue your disconsolate way. ”
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