New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

lovely redied roofs aud hit OF orange garden high
up above the roofs and whole cypress Tree; inI hc
deep for every inch that IT covers on our carpet r
don spread down any Crawford papers M" TTsSrber
Palace There IA the lovely sad Beatrice VINO WI WI he
ase there has been no rainy day when dared to go
ont and the pleasant days there is AWAY SUI tat
or other copying her, which should so dislike ,n1 emf
could not see her well Clouds, think, couu Ho' '
OF so much light as one man. ..o and stack NJ
first parlor had so much glass case know Mat
flowers and marble top table that we dia d' r and
20 do it has only two maIDeiopl1S marveous
they are covered with books then ietchcd into any
square dining-tabe which can DC ano. bevcn'f
size and firmly believe also mo cy @S 1 to- As soon NJ
have learned the Italian verbs sia n.ta le
called DoIronas; why for lazy towards VINO shirk slt
ting mp straight sup9o9 2bn mc are Green and the
paper is green, and The CARPET Is green ana beG;
deem fringe: on it is pretty clock under glass case,
and a shepherd ana slephcrdcss, who hold candies.
banshed them to our artgalcry in the dark roon Orr
HE nicures Wo have banished So much Of the sweet
Padropas china aud glass uery that we have not the
heart to ask to have all the pictures carried on thlhk
we sna q9 y mea Of rdom ut Is ncJcdre
til you have seen it, tHis prGiuson o. 9"im Ii,thdC1
iron bedstoad, laCcCmtancd' handsome uItSsihGi']c'
topped; then comes me DARK ROOM az 'raos tlSei
trunks, chars.-thCrc! mean % 80 THIS minute ana
mis- tiny le house ii is very drol 20 many; only
four small rooms and thirty two chars. an
not count those very wen which were piled
up in stacks in the dark room; EVeryinmg
mahogany with seats Cf morocco or green or crimson
damask But ! sh0l tell you no more about fuIn-
ure, excepting my writing desk; THIS alone proves th"t
the house was predeslned for ". Mis- r says she
never such q thmg IN Roman mouse bCiGIci
hocanv quito finely carved, four drawers, then desk
covered with green morocco whcets down. ana reveals
a shelf with oOkilggiass back, and five drawers zone
with q false bottom; how pine for secrctD; then
above this another drawer, aud on the top room for
rom and one window on my right hand opens on a
ti az 1ai1o6 - i,Icon,, and innl,s ant o, The Wall
of the Qurnal Ought not 20 write TO You better IMAM
shall from such a corner as thsl
Now must tell you about cur Kitchen This ia, after
ment0 our house such sun as lies in or Kitchen two
windows filll and such copper it shines on They
must have made ready for minute prince and princess,
who would dinners To- retlnues OF small people in
the little GnngrOOm; twelve shining COpncr cdSTOC,
all Sizes 10 hg ones 80 big an orchard could be made
into appie-sauce IN thcm; copper lars with handles,
copper basins, copper kettles AL hanging on the wall in
the sup; all now, shining Ike mirrors wuile wooden
table, solid log ON legs TO pound beclsttak on thhK
the log must have come from America II huge and
looks like hickory An, Dut tle Pace Tor me iie! -
don't believe can ten You now od9 itlS, Every tlmc
20 into the kitchen stand aud look and look at H. and
MaFaa cones nSS,rae ana mas a5r,i5 ' a cO
wrong. Imagine tie biggest range you ever saw,
Win an arch under it and chimney above il; yon can
look right mp the chimney; all the steam from things
coal in his arch under your stone table and you build
lire on your soho table, anywhere You like, and then
{4f' not c5 & yof GrG and set your teabee on
Wbde Of YOUR ire. or Eaf Of your rc and SET your
copper casseroies the grdron and that II the way
dinners can gotten MP by these fires ON these tables;
we don't cook our dinners; they come Ia I'm DoA
on q mans head and are smoAlhb-h0t Whtn We
get them We Ouy try The wonderful table
onr potatooo fJr breakfast; but We going to
stow pears, and make oatmeal pudding, aud L.
morning, if we have choppingray, which we have Mt
yet remembered to find out. I must Do' forget our
10 Tlti4 fglIp audi a,
little square door. black like the door oven and
II Is cloSe 10 INC stone Ig,c ana cHineS SO Eai or
such stream of cold air! and slender lion CHAIN and
a dark wonderful place which didn't seem to begin
end. Then / looked up and | The sky; and /
looked down, and way, way down, near China should
think--Or is it yOU who are at bottom now l-thCre
was a CLEAN Of sunshine on water; then drew NY
head out and there stood the Padrona laughing hard
How this water is carried about DO not yet under
by day and stars by night and it comes from
are sure to get spebound that shan return and
charmed water and only drink ii daily, but bathe
it daily From each story In TINS .tou,G opens riue
hear the chain clinkng up and down. as the people
above draw water.
Here we will change the scene without ceremony
to a German waterne-place, from which give
choice "bit of real life.
There can be nothing earth like the problem OF lodg
Ing at BadGasem in August, except jumping for life
cake to cake of ice in the Polar Sea. ltis very cx
citing and amusing for time, the cakes are not 100 r
apart. In the mean time, You eat your breakfast
cake where have slept, your dinner on Tie
road to the one and your tea when you get there
Very good the breakfasts and teas in ell these lOdg
inghouses served by smiling whiteaproned hOusekeep
who kiss your hand in token of allegiance, and bring
yOu aud fOrgctme nos on your name day, If they
happen to find out what it is Good butter, milk, rasp
berries Strawberries bueberres, figs, tomatoes, grapes
pears plums eggs-al these You can have for the ask
delicious who have not cOmmuued with Liebig and
learned to ask for the good nutritious BRAN But with
at the native black bread, anise-seed and all, one
can breakfast and tea happily . But when you
usL n
The thing CALLED dinner you can eat at tabte dhOte
IN the hotels or IA ere q You can to have it sent
white china tubs which. when they are ranged round
you your table, make you think OF butery washing
should try 10 describe Who lives TO dine would better
not go 10 Gesten I'm fact who cannot get along without
dining would better stay away. He who is wise viii
fight clear of the hotels aud cdS, make interest with his
and postpone of dinner tn he returns to that para
disc among hotels the Europa at sazburg These hearty
strong, 1eless Germans, who climb mountain or two
of morning for Summer pleasure, find II nOwse unsat
isacOry 10 stop anywhere the road and anything
for dinner They do 1t as naturally as coats nlbble
living from one rock to-day and another tomorrow.
They better OF than we III being so much less welded
routine but 1t Is freedom not easy TO acquire For
the average AmeQean TO sleep in one house breakfast
in seG6Bd3 dine In third tes u fourth ana sleep
over. not TO be endured many weeks at time
1t is special merit Of these sketches that by their
graphic naturaness of colOring they give certain
vitality to scenes with which the reader is not sup
posed to be familiar. They do not need the aid of
personal recollection to supply the defects of the de-
scIiption They present series of vivid pictures,
which by the beauty of their composition and the
charming quantness of their characters, form an
exception to the rule that narratives of travel are
interesting in proportion to the readers previous
knowledge of the subject In several instances they
leave the beaten track Of the tourist but they al
ways afford fresh attraction, and if we mistake
not will tempt many of our countrymen in their
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