New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

s,s. We reached Plouhsrnel about in
the afternoon. and took a tram for carnsc
az once. and when we reached camac Uncle
said 90 pardon the personality OF the state
nlent, hut that he never again would try
20 keep up with the eternal activity OF a
Young person. ! thought that that was
pretty hard when didn't even know where
We were going, bat I didn't say anything,
and when he went TO wash / gave the
waiter an extra tip to feed us quickly.
After Uncle ate We went out and walked
around Carnac a very little and saw all
the people i'm their black velvet hat ribbons
and short Jackets. but when / said they
looked picturesque Uncle said that they
looked like darned fools so We came home,
and now We are going 20 bed. have
written Lee. hut don't know when he will
get il, because Of course il will have 10
80 backward through all these changes.
tNEXT DAYD
Carnac
Ihearesi Mamma Uncle woke up cyc- 50
mach better inis morning and told me that
g. piled any p0o- wretch who has ever
been sicler l-eG he vas on that id
,ac't' H. said. too. thst any Oae who
coUlG suppose f"r a minute that he should
Late arr serious intentions toward such
3. oman ~ Miss clara Er.iiv would b. even
mere 90 ana utter idiot than Mrs. Whaien
appo@red % 10.
iie said. tno. that tie ticket agent NLo
told him thai Csrnac was an easy place 20
20 io ought TO br strangled by the frs:
traveller Wlp goi back alive from the ef-
fec;s OF believing him TO be telling the
ir-ih. he said. too. that if he survived
Europe and reached home again. he'd get I'm
bsth;ub and know when he was Wei OF
for one white lie ga.d. too. that when he
had once looked around the stone Age he
Was going 20 head for Paris with a speed
which ho rather guessed would cause the
natives 10 open their eyes.
Then he went 10 his room ard broke the
5ellrope ordering breakfast.
After breakfast We went 20 walk and
saw more stone walls than | ever saw be
fore. There isn't wooden house or fence
IL the whole OF Brittany. / believe We
walked 10 tiny village called ST. Colum-
bans, and climbed the tower Of the little
church There was a fine view, but Uncle
said he could smell the oysters for miles
around. SO We came down right of and
walked hack. There was a gir! who said
she would drive us all over I'm the after
noon, and let us take the nigh, train from
Auid9s - "" returned 10 the hotel and
lad an early luncheon. and then she came
10 the door with sllaky old thing like a
caryall and a fat little horse and we start
ed.
Mamma, you never saw anything like
Iacle. Everything was wrong az first
every living thing. aud the one saving
grace Of the situation was hat the girl
who drove couldn't speak English But
after while wc came 20 the first mcnhlrs.
ard Uncle jusI about went into H.
They are thc most curious things I ever
saw, FOR they sisnd an parallel rows miles
hong and every one is resting on its li:tle
cnd and has been resting ON its little end
for thousaads of g"sFs. ~ The first glance
fncie said they were arranged 50 JUST for
tourists but he got oUt aud walked around
'aem aud tricd 10 shake one OF iro. and
ihon ne said De wouldn't have missed sce-
iUs 'hem for ils world aud thar 10 should
E'ter ngret corning 70 Europe IS I"ns 80
hr inigfi live horesfier. lie VAS perfectly
towels for a willie sfieT that. and nc looked
~ dglmsns and cTomis' hs the % hel. after
ro1r. and sometimes 80 thought they wee
ra5 news when ~ ssw them far ahead
end sometimes ne thought 'hey ~ef.
t9YFef
We only he'd ons unfortunate iin,s ard
that Vac when We had 10 ferry over Tie