Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-05-28


to lurch out over the taffrail. There is a
wickedly contrived iron brake playing on
a tire OF the same metal, and when lava
gravel scrapes between them your soul is
pierced with a horribly magnified sensa-
ton like grinding scythes and frying
pork.
ine driver was little more wicked
than his tdrtdna. He had two willing
I horses, each rather larger than mau,
and he began shouting and lashing Mt
them furously. \ Spaniard Is born cruel
to everything; he would overload, whip
and abuse steam engine or an electric
motor. We objected to the whipping of
the horses, at first mildly, but later on by
taking away his whip, which was no
doubt great insult, and | must admit
that the horses seemed lonesome and took
advantage of the change. But ii was up
hill work, we were large owners of lot
Of time and willing to swap off some of
il To- humane management, SO we carried
our point, we were bound to do. 1t
gave the beggars a better chance to hold
our pace and annoy us.
We saw many things amusing; passed
hundreds OF country people going home
from market, either walking barefoot or
. on donkeys. We passed one man actually
walking himself and allowing his wife to
ride he must have been of low caste,
j without pride. We saw woman break
ing fire wood at he door with heavy
stone. Our women at home think it very
hard II they cant have II good axe and
saw.
We passed village of cave daellers.
They We're pottery makers and bad lot
worse than their neighbors, even. They
do not mix with others. have no religion
and no marriage rules to speak Of.
The neighboring country is al noun
tain cones, ridges and deep valleys, large
~ covered with einders in which the
vines grow we'll In winter when the
leaves are off and the vine cut short you
see nothing at a little distance except
black, iron-looking einder,; while in TIA,
season OF growth and leaf all Is green and
pleasing. Wesa thousands above thous-
ands OF acres Of these viuc-lauds, rising
sharply from valley depths to mountain
tops quite contrary to our conceptions
OF peaceful and level vineyards.
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Wat,al, lrrcbat .,ai,.,... a, r,,,,4f.,
hotel on the mountain, well kept for
tourists and other tramp-. The horses
We're left there and we climbed across
country for miles 10 ,,r ,..,,,J .,t,i..,,t;,..
Bapdamss neak sno foot bi,b o,,a
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