His Family

Poole, Ernest · 1950

He was thinking of the town he had known. Not of _old_ New York--he had heard of that from old, old men when he himself had still been young and had smiled at their garrulity. He was thinking of a _young_ New York, the mighty throbbing city to which he had come long ago as a lad from the New Hampshire mountains. A place of turbulent thoroughfares, of shouting drivers, hurrying crowds, the crack of whips and the clatter of wheels; an uproarious, thrilling town of enterprise, adventure, youth; a city of pulsing energies, the center of a boundless land; a port of commerce with all the world, of stately ships with snowy sails; a fascinating pleasure town, with throngs of eager travellers hurryin…

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