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Updated: June 9, 2025
Talk of getting near to Nature we wouldn't know Nature if we saw it now. Those everlasting poets have got so near it that they've blocked the view for themselves and everybody else." "Really, you talk as if they were a set of trippers." "So they are! Wordsworth was nothing but a tripper, a glorified tripper.
"He says it ought to be hid some way because if the cheap trippers found it out they'd wear the life out of me with pestering me to give 'em six-penny teas. They'd get none from me!" quite fiercely. "Her grace give it to me her own self and it's on Mersham land and not a lawyer on earth could put me out."
Again, when the trippers encounter, in shallow water, such obstacles as jammed timbers, wading allows them carefully to ease their craft around or over the obstruction.
I liked their fondness for their own so much that I never could feel the fine scorn for "trippers" which I believe all persons of condition ought to assume.
"He's on the Western Front somewhere that may explain the appearance of the circuses or it may have been a corps general showing off the circus to a few trippers from Berlin they are always running Reichstag members and pressmen round this front. Get Tam to make a report his own report, not one you have edited." Blackie heard him chuckle.
This vandalism was not often charged against Americans, but rather against local English "trippers," as they are called people who go to these places merely for a picnic or holiday. No doubt this could be overcome it has been overcome in a number of instances, notably Warwick Castle and Knole House by the charge of a moderate admission fee.
But we know that, as a matter of fact, they were of little omen, being indeed but insignificant people from Hampstead and not true trippers at all, who were curious to see this forest in raw winter. For some have argued that there is no Epping Forest at all in the winter-time; that it is, in fact, taken up and put away, and that agriculture is pursued there.
These things would make Georges memory dearer to us, help us to a fuller knowledge of him. I am glad that the Pavilion still stands here in Brighton. Its trite lawns and wanton cupolae have taught me much. As I write this essay, I can see them from my window. Last night, in a crowd of trippers and townspeople, I roamed the lawns of that dishonoured palace, whilst a band played us tunes.
When one has been born in the East, and lived there the greater part of one's life, it seems natural enough, but the trippers from England who just come out for a few months' visit are always astonished. It used to amuse us so much to hear their remarks!" Rosalind stared, and flushed with displeasure.
It was seldom he was disturbed in any form of sequestered speculation, or that at his times of predilection, especially that of the long autumn blankness between the season of trippers and the season of Bath-chairs, there were westward stragglers enough to jar upon his settled sense of priority.
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