The Pine-tree coast . LONOFELLOW AND HIS HOME. accommodation, because it gave him a nights rest at Freemans tavern, at Cape Neddock. Another gifted poet, in another land, has left on record his views withrespect to this now antiquated mode of travel, from which it will be seen howrailways have reduced travellers to compulsory taciturnity. Southey remarksin one of his letters that -it is only in a stage-coach that T am on an equalfooting with my companions, and it is there that I talk the most and have themin the best humor with me. 164 THE PINE-TREE ^AJn2 ML ii

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