Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-14


anchor mere III 1893 on ms return IRON
ms iirSt voyage Of discovery ana Pont'
DelG,ada was basking indolently III the
sunshine even then
Nhen the heet OF rowboatS put OIL
rom the shore IN the morning To land
'HeNSleamshps passengers was actua-
Yea ny some motive "l chaF'ty' or other
prompting to oner my services 10 inc
-a'dS'amS Tor the lew hours 'ney rnish'
nave ashore. nave not mentioned inc
I'St I1at NfS' ,.'ndN'"'h was modest
NcIl-poSSeSScd nue. woman VINO ap.
P'drcd 10 nave "'I'ou''''u "er Hu'oand
,,"ilS ago ana gone iIgI own way more or
I'SS "''"'u. ,iH" I"cy poVl appeared
10 DC &'9'cluI 'Ot my pIo"er OF assist
.'lCe. ana we "ynt ds"IIV 'oselilSr' laud-
/ ING al "LeGE ",E''t OF very Ola granite
IiePS l.''' oc''" thc customs mouse. AS
had " sfnd" matter 81 business TO
transact az our consulate TOOK them
10 the 'nurch 81 ?aint sebastian, close
ny. SHOWING wen t,'at tncy could proht-
40 sp'hd haIf-hour thercahoutS. 1t
Is .N III" means me most wonderful basil
req IN the world, but IT IS the i1nest
,r Iiou' cdiicc on the island, having
'..n erected IN 1923 as preparatory
'I'r'nG 70 .od after a plague had
'Iagcd the city and 1t IS always alive
"itn country people on a market day
'"G wen worm visit 80,
nc l-andScafns were stu enjoying the
Inspection or the building when l re-
l M lor mem with an open carnage.
ne driver had been recommended to me
'l 'ne consulate as one VINO had picked
up quite a knowledge OF, English from
Ii''HLi'n'G Ainer'CanoS-ISianderS VINO
.ldo l'ycg IN the n'tel states for q rev
years ana come back with their savings
ana VINO was quaIi1ed to act as guide,
'"u''>e,ior or irlena; hut ! had also been
""fhtd 'hat ne made II a point to seek
OUT american tourists htcause he had
ii.-S. 't"cK OF ms molncr-in law lin the
! nitcd states ana IVcd IN the persistent
d pc 81 getting news OF her. ne con-
, uIatc haq donc what II CouId Tor MN
through official channels but SO tar with
"u, success.
rcc'i0lncndatlon, and the l-andscams
were dte"3uted with nm we had VISITED
inc % FRANCISCAN monastery (noW
turned INTO hospital J, the theatre. and
inc college ana doubt not that the
would nave passed without
special adventure had we not driven
next to the Graca as they call the public
market
You must MI IN the picture tor. YOUR
selves as ! describe 1t; booths and stalls
upon three SIDES OF rectangIe' against
background OF acacia trees beyond the
tcc'' mules browsing contentedIy, amid
l'er OF empt! baskets ana merchandise
'lFcddy purchased 10 pc taken back TO
ne country within the market-piiace
tempting piles OF fruits and vegetables
nat bore testimony to the Lavish produc-
.NeneSS OF me set1i-tt,oplcai land Here
were pyramids or violet maracuJa; pas
[e'S OF gold neSpera; quantities OF fresh
'i'Ked StraWbcrries purpIe-green capu-
Gu" Wh>ch one recognized for inc goose
perry OF Inc iSlands' great clusters OF
luscious grapes pinea,ppieS so ripe una,
one C"u'd eat tnem hke u'cy pear
oranges uidt ma! nave conc
gown rom inc laOlcu lIult Ii 'ne
mes pe''ac thC Ieu Pn'eil'oi "ll'Tn -
',uOH esteemed lor s'cWs' tHc 'up'" pVdn'
t','os' staple dIU0lc on lo"I on '"e
stands open SACKS OF ,lT p'isl'' yenoW
'rdihoCd CoIl'uo' dL'ON'NVS "'iu Ele"l
,Wee'-PoIatoeS' aPIlco'S ol"us"' over
from RICO III open poalS' '''at very 'I'"I''-
ing ana ydinS 9a'hered III FU'''"s'
Man IS very naterlaI creature al
pest ana MI LanaSCam was nor above
me average mere was something about