The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-04
Random Notes of
Life i'm London.
rliss Kaiser Graphically Describes Visit
TO the Celebrated Crystal Palace.

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and cortainIv evcaeded ANYTHING I had
seen ever In Tho horticultural and apri-
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rooms and rlaoes but wa could mn, de-
eide lust where these Italians stowed
themselves away for nan. 1 suppose
now. that It must have been on the
couches. which l. for one iust took for
a sort OF sofa. We then wont through
some restored Egyptian TEMPLES. which
were indeed very grand with their
groves OF gigantic niIlars in IN. sbade
OF even one of which I could have 1o,.
tered az the Epvn,ians used Ia Of old
Another thing which was very interest
ing ia me was an eyac, model which
there IS here OF the Albanbra OF
course. we went throueh n and OH
how heautirrl a thing tbis na,ars ,r,,st
La II sironIv ,ool my brea,b away
h is as Won know the finest eYannIe
of Moorish architecture in the world
and poiny from this wa nassad
through several moro models earb one
~ tbero n renrodrc+,on NJ the 6nee-
specimen OF the architecture Of which
II was an examnle. enioved this tol,r
,nmapeaIv and eau, hv tho ua,,
architecture the samples Of what was
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sands of the most beautiful marbles
imaginable. some of them very valua-
BILE, which have been beoueathed from
time to time to this institution.
We did several ather parts of the
palace, and then went outside to look
at the grounds, which are beautiful,
indeed. Taking in, as they do, a great
deal of the surrounding country, and
beautified, as they are, by statuary, ar
tificial waters and magnificent shrub
berry, they are a veritable triumph Of
landscape gardening. Indeed, l do not
think that l ever really understood be-
fore, what actual landscape garden
ing is. There are miles of grass, over
which you may run and play TO your
hearts content, 1t was here that the
little joke which is now going the
rounds of the papers in both countries,
originated. A little girl, on nrst visit,
exclaimed to her father: ON! fapa,
how many pollcemen they must need
here.
NO, said the rather, why shoula
they?
why there is SO much grass 10 Keep
OF or replied the child
Dniuty Little Daisies