New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

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was leaving the Spanish House in the Rue des
Nations after spsndiPg nolSy d5v h0 h0gr b3 reason
OF the visitors who included excited ~
i r. one cointrv and from Andalusia- two
distinct types whose language had IeW - C,i.ss' as
nsIsed to make wav for two ladies' Felipe Lopez
brushed past me with ANA aI cbas cll7 now powder
worn were tinged for brief moment win ausHy IN,
nod Of recognition that seemed 70 contain % $50 a rs
quest that should not TesR9pd 20 i all over
wheIned il is seven years since saw 4iag+ Ai1e
Of re Paraiso and then she was the pTeetueSI @
girl in ali Andalusia or, least thought t5s so;
Row she is pale a trife pGsse. retaining only @ ts
never leave her In the old .days she was content
to wear the ncodef}sRT ri R from its folds the
exhibition she was wearing a PaTlsi7g -1 FAT as
well as famous, but he is hardly so 4ttraeti'e dS
ne appea[a1 o so+teT 90 Thing Sefor? said one
of the janftors, coming up 10 me with prolouNu
had talked awhile with hi him an 1agsTg R9HT carrier
and left him modGst 9 i9AJ rsg Isl ny Rnyseif: I have
remembered something. instead -o.,,-r,ea 70
his place while I mingled with the huge SrGw1 }0
that filed every nook and corner OF S W IN AT
dozen sideshows and finally gave up in despair the
adtePt J6d 2osh 52 mh fh Rue Royae scene of many
gay Carouse with friends now scatteTeG % IN Je f4
de Ia Paix where | came to anchor Arounq III
were the absintheurs the hour was @ TsiT3ers at
the Shrine of the opal god conjured & up a orCT f1
M me cam no further stinuiant than cup Of
aofee and cigarette 7t,,15 Paris wind was s96h
one rs sends the brown leaves drifting COVE
the avenues OF the Bois de Boulogne out here. ana
tbinS the royerts in many a countryside AZ home
looked out over the busy s1rend eel vs. decentralization
riages. omnIbuses. motor cars anu 80 md
crowd, with its gsmins hsTEtng a5 ali the Parss6
Cafe outside SeviIIa, and heard. instead OF me me
newsboys' cries. the tne Of guitars ana me % E0Tg
1 how EAii5 long sat there the chance meeting had
I,o5+ ha of old passion tlltt
had not had time to cool ,, It'd e,-,.f,
If you are young and inpressionahle aToiq If Sps[
or at least. leave Andausla alone f + or b HSsgi
have no excuse LOT & ~Ld| tI1t Io1a ana in SavilIa
FOR the Rrst time had come from the frownIng
IN modest corner under the shadow Of the cather
dral. The beauty Of the town & tg GIaI ma - lanee
Of absolute freedom the long distance IRON II ney &
f;6+ ana To s Was never delighted before or since
In the early morning of those enchanted a. L
was a stroll through the town: during 5b Ine T,'i in
Of fire stayed indoors and stuuled ogaIIsIi, ~ ~
the late afternoon bts T9aI On tenc strange tales
in the cafe the Enperadores or for a roe on % M
10 'IeU Ie0in NJ there was theatre or opera to visit
In fhe evening SriTe to ore Of the cafes by the river
side where joyous supper parties WouId Watyn
the night disappear and return TO Seya Wnen me me
day Music song and dance 4 uL4fr En- Ie 5Cnth IN
SGJiIla Anita for compauy-such was my lol
T}za Ibat The hours were precious-that in all prob
ability. they were second TO none shouId ever
The Paraiso lies in the country past the gyPsy
quarter some short mo hour on bourne 3n6nio Vas the
presiding genius for long Lline ms ~ "btF before o
came to sevtna the old man had been 2fferTsedi red a
PPIera - the frsurrection was proceeding apace He
had accepted the appointment Little more tndH
bad number and had been sent off 70 the wars with
large company 81 BOYS anq had been conducted
by military bands across the Plaza de sr+ san f@F
Law 1t was rather forIorn house at the Paralso
that time, though neither Donna ATleia @ nor % tb
war or the safe return Of their loved ones; the
No drea N Of foreign intervention entered into the
minds Of Spanish statesmen or solGleTs sS IeIS I
Donna Amelia. her daughter and two old women
G0afr found few idle hours Anita was sixteen.
a shv wild country girl with complexion that
a sha peIy ngllre. and large. lustrous brown eyes
that were made TO work haToc among .i't hT1a ~ : S m
was was, always beautiful. and the Paraiso soon be
drovers the gyTsies the ganaderos al the PEOPLE
VINO csIn ,,9sd Nc fo order the wine Of the country
for them and always had pOcketful OF sweets
for the 1o aDiff the q 1nd who sit outside the Plaza
de Foros for Anita or 9ef ta oteF ~ t Fne bn1s
hold work and would take a glass of manzaniIlas
Ei5n sh af aftsT G Week or TWO pucked up courage
to invite mother and daughter TO see me zarzueIas
70 a box on the ground tier. which cost me about
seven e snpped in seviIia and heard midnight palins
from the C:iralda Tower before We started the
houevard drive I remember how. when was re-
tJrning alone toward the town. the croakins OF
the buIfrogs in the river marsh was sweet music
s1 s,d s[-erv serano with lantern and spear who
er-eated The passing OF the night received my greet
i1g in return and a contribution toward the preser-
1l7 1,n1 IN If his vocal cords 1t haIcyon night
Anita had said some gracious words perhaps she
49, fvveTlrv-One.
7 yrol,der whether others passing through such
49, and nights as these were. and whether there
erS s Few enchanted hours 10 tighten the road OF
ali pilgrims who travel they know not whence nor
aaLttbsr hone IL may be that one and all
~ 70 m the credit their pilgrimage some
- the IA vs. whose memory makes the blood go
faster through the veins ,s.r
The garden Of the Paraiso was T2rderIn. .
-,l,sr1- faru and statuary: the place had been
oLi t uS,,,t,- lodge OF q noted sportsman The be