The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01


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Rome, italy
Jan. 40, 1912.
Editor Manchester Journal
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ms seinlo.teiK 10 sad glesuAe4
s.d rtn.tE4elAbtss to taelr iue..es
al acme, a. .GmeA hat sseateT leagt.
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ma tails to come IAsn wnat
bi41k g.o,Aaed ne have against The
ltaa4u p.gaa.astef- general
after q voyage. hemcAh hat rough,
wlll OCCASIONAL log-Horn reeitals "a.
the dead OF nigat. winch aoundse
rather alai ming 10 the Gaia Of laAa
lup0els.--A yuy OF sixteen days
during which | Vas Tie worst Aaiioi
/ beatye, on board, I'VE landed a.
Naples on The summer like morning
OF the zstA u november. The A
linag0n members OF our party tooA
the sgaln at once Tor Rome. but tae
49, m..a MuagigetsF fu.a tuNt
rooms for a week on the far-iameI
Bay Of Naples. aud Toasted thea
eyes on the gentle beauty Of tn,
soa and islanaR. from the wee bal
coa.os with which Aeapolitan house.
sle so gsnsIaiiy built We spent .
memorable cay al Pompeii. withous
the chalteIiRg encumblanoe OF
guide. The guards stationed aboul
that weiid ielic OF CITY were ~
cleAsr agd obllglng that we couit
understand their eloquent explana
tio..s 10 Italian almost as well as !.
they had SPOKEN English. We saN,
the ktIeets. temples, fountains, welll
houses and puzzle baths wnerc sui
pose the Pompolians had been ldliIl
aud sossipping. buying and selma
eatiLg ana d,iuking, On the yeiy da.
before the rain Of scalding asht-
irem YesuslLs extingnlkhsd thea.
city and all It's blight pleasure-lo>
ing life forever, was most inter
es.ed 10 zee tho gladlatofs barrackt
OF the Pompeiian theatre--the yer,
lodgings fiom whilh those d0ome,
htA.etts came out 10 fight IN tina.
now so silent and empty arena
la Naples one see sometimes
donkey. about as big as New
founaland. hitchod 10 a queer heayy
two-wheolsd cart painted brigh
blue or red. along with small
horse ON enc side and a mighty o.
on tho other One ee5a merry
maids dressed In orange or pink
with garlands OF pInk roecitea rount
their dark heads. and vide stream
ais CT pink ribbcn sweeping tht
sidewalk, carrying small Italian o.
pillow. haby-carriages are seldom
ssen. We saw frequent detach
menus CT Focra about to sail 10
Triloli The ''berfagtlerie" wea,
greyish-blue uniforms. and cock
feathers IN pcmpons On their hats
vesuylus VAS s.aito,y smoking. til
last ertItssn tore OF great lsi.
OF the cone.
The journey TO Rome from Maple
10 very beautiful We took II o.
one o. the Eurshlnny mild day
which we have found 80 far abund
AIT In an Italian winter, The crap
vluos are sometimes festooned from
tree to tree 10 the most deSofa,ly, !
fashion, the mountains are ver,
romantic. and especially 20 wheI
cassica Or nionastefies perch on thei
tops or slides. Trees either yer. |
large or very beautiful were no.
abundant. and forests on this jour
ney We Jaw none.
Rome after Naples seemed posl
i,iyely homo-like. Il vas 30 maci
more the capital. aud cosmopolitan
city We think the Roman gardens
too beautiful 10 be described bs
mortal tongues villa Medieo. will /
It's Ozark formal trees, IT, fountains
surrounded With bushes and flowers
It's haif-0ild woodland, Is the h0mt /
of tho Preach Aeademy 81 Art. and 1
The young FFenchmrn learning her,
20 usins or bntid or model have stu
dies IN The lcaty shade ~ ileK and /
cypress trees. besides statac& d
old gods aud nympAs half hidden ir |
ivy The Roman pines are more ]
beautiful ! taiAk than any others !
ever faw They grow iike b0asnei !
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