The Lover's Baedeker and Guide to ArcadyWells, Carolyn
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The Lover's Baedeker and Guide to Arcady
Wells, Carolyn
Love
The troubled waters of the Gulf of Wo 7
Mountains of Opposition 8
A radiant Goddess beckoning to him 9
Many with a greed for lucre will follow the 10
Goddess of Fortune
’Tis love that makes the world go round 12
The old clock on the stairs 13
Sun dials and moon dials are approved as they mark the 17
bright hours only
Custom House 25
Arcady and its Environs (Map) 35
On the water all sorts of boats are used 51
Cupid’s Heartware Shop 53
The groves and dells are decorated with beautiful statues 59
Weather Bureau 63
The Mayday Plaisance is a large amusement 69
A Serenader 73
True lovers’ knots may be bought here 89
The blissfully enraptured are conducted to sentimental 107
spots
Love proof window screens 114
Map of the Town of Arcadia End-leaves
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THE LOVER’S BAEDEKER AND
GUIDE TO ARCADY
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ARCADY AND ITS ENVIRONS
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
Over the hills and far away lies Arcady, the Mecca of all Lovers, and
therefore the place where Journeys End. Situated on a large tract of
enchanted ground, in the Country of Agapemone, Arcady is a beautiful and
interesting place, and should be visited by every tourist making the
Grand Tour of Life.
Even the shortest sojourn here will yield rich rewards of interest and
pleasure, and will contribute more than long years of study to a
thorough enjoyment and comprehension of all that is best in life.
The majority of the human race sooner or later find Arcady for
themselves, some seeking it with a steadfast purpose, others blindly
stumbling into it all unexpectedly.
But to the traveler who would enjoy intelligently its delights, the
following hints may not come amiss.
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[Illustration: _ARCADIA_]
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TOPOGRAPHY
The Province of Arcadia, whose capital is Arcady (see map No. 1), is
bounded on the North by the Land of Heart’s Desire, from which it is
separated by the Happy Valley.
On the East it is bounded by the Gulf of Time, across which dimly may be
seen, in the distance, the Garden of Eden.
On the West by the Mountains of Opposition, beyond which is the Gulf of
Dark Despair.
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