Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

heads crowned by one black hair, iaaeu
into snuff brown like an illkept amman >
which is matted and knotied upon inc
shoulders. and frequently to the waist
and you have but the lalntest picluIeW
this half animal who subsists upon help,
dulse, black oat cake, and hali-faw ii NJ,
that the buyers, who come 70 lne
beaches in their carts from londonderry
refuse as even unworthy Of SAT- To men
dicant and crouching man beast W tne
town
And the children OF these a.,
They drag out the same horrible lives
help make the British navy or TURN
traitor to the brood Of hali-pnates DC.
hind, becoming the most rcmorseless OF
coast.guard, or mountain poteen,huh',
ing, officers. And yet how tue old oloou
occasionally blossoms through TINS limit
less degration. A daughter OF Just sucn
an one as have pictured was the most
perfect type of wild and simple human,
beauty | ever beheid. Bare-legged and
barc.breasted as her mother brown as
hazel nut; ignorantly innocent OF lear;
for four copper coins she rowed me
across Tough Swilly 10 where her
fathers work lay mendIng the seines,
like an Amazonian man OF s.nian,
while | sat speeches, contemplating
! her marvellous beauty and majestic pro-
portions, hating myself because | was
/ no, altogether an artist, and wondering,
| In all reverence, why God, or God 5
| nineteenth century civilization, could
/ not wait upon the African missions for a
little, and reach to and succor such as
/ these.
Standing upon the huge headland
/ above ancient St. Ives another remark
able picture Is yours. II IL one Of the
most interesting tishing.pons IN Europe.
] The bay itself faces the north AtyOur
fee, are purple heather and waving ferns
| parted from the crystalline water by
| glistenng sands. To the right and east
the green hilloclis Of the Eastern Shore.
| Then the broad yellow beach Of Forth.
cooking, or the Foresand Dominating
this is the great headIand OF Pednolva.
Beyond, cleaning like a field OF gold
are the magnificent sands Of Porthmins-
ter. and further still, the headland and
rocky islei of Godreyy, with the latter's
white lighthouse setting c1meo-like be
tween the purple OF the sea'walls and
the tremulous blue of the ocean.
Before you, the silent shimmering bay.
with few white-wingcd fishing Graf,
| scarcely moving, II seems the distance
is so great from the height where you
stand; the ocean beyond, shining and
blue and still, rythmic reaches Of incom-
ing tide.wavcs. miles in length. advanc.
ing aud retreating and breaking softly
upon the shelving sands in tiny ridges
| OF sparkling spume, and here, to the
west, a great jumbled mass Of gray
| old St. Ives crouching In little pocket
Of the rocks, like mass Of messy stone
in some shadowy glen, sleeping away
/ the centuries, unconscious Of the
thunderous sea.
Aside from these, and half hundred
more picturesque spots that cannot even
/ be named, there are the sleepy hamlets
and sand shores OF orange from Black.
| pool to Whitehaven, along the Irish sea
the mites Of villages speaking the sides
Of the winsome sea.combs OF Somerset
mud Devon; the quaint scenes among the
fleets and homes OF the fishermen Of
penzauce, Falmouth, Plymouth and
Torquay; the countless fisher haunts in
the seething chimes OF the winsome Isle
Of Wight; the drearier Of the English
east shore where the battles with the
storms and tides are ever fierce and
strong; the wild, waiting, woeful coast
from Yermou,h TO Whliby, which has
seemed lated TO be the scene Of the
oceans saddest tragedies; the red roofs,