CHAPTER XVII.

THE CAPITOL—MORNING SIGHTS AND SCENES.

The Capitol in Spring—A Magic Change—Arrival of Visitors—A New

Race—“Billing and Cooing”—Lovers at the Capitol—A Dream of

Perpetual Spring—Spending the Honeymoon in Washington—New

Edition of David Copperfield and Dora—“Very Young”—Divided

Affections: The New Bride—Jonathan and Jane—Memories of a

Wedding Dress—An Interview with a Bride—“Two Happy Idiots”—A

Walk in the City—President Grant—The Foreign Ambassadors—“Beau”

Hickman—An Erratic Genius—Walt Whitman the Poet—A “Loafer” of

Renown—Poets at Home—Piatt—Burroughs—Harriet Prescott

Spofford—Sumner and Chase—Tiresome Men—How to Love a Tree, 153

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