The Open Air

· 1887

For permission to collect these papers my thanks are due to the Editors of the following publications: _The Standard_, _English Illustrated Magazine_, _Longman's Magazine_, _St. James's Gazette_, _Chambers's Journal_, _Manchester Guardian_, _Good Words_, and _Pall Mall Gazette_. R.J. St. Guido ran out at the garden gate into a sandy lane, and down the lane till he came to a grassy bank. He caught hold of the bunches of grass and so pulled himself up. There was a footpath on the top which went straight in between fir-trees, and as he ran along they stood on each side of him like green walls. They were very near together, and even at the top the space between them was so narrow that the sky s…

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