BOSTON AND NEW YORK HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & COMPANY The Riverside Press, Cambridge 1906 Many of my friends--and probably all my neighbors--think me erratic and peculiar, I do not doubt. My friends remonstrate with me mildly, and I usually listen and accept and make no reply. For how can they know? And, they being what they are, how can I help them to a knowledge of things which must be born in a man? My neighbors do not remonstrate, for my neighbors are not of necessity my friends, and I am queer enough not to care to cultivate a man’s acquaintance merely because he lives next me.…
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