A Corner of Spain
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Vigo is Galicia's chief portal, and offers ready means~bT access to the other parts of the province. The town affords wonderful contrasts between the old and new worlds which jostle up against each other in every part of North-West Spain. You are in a quaint, strange world as soon as you have stepped ashore and are clear of the Customs and free to roam. In the steep and narrow streets of the old town people lead the primitive life of many generations or centuries ago. Amongst them are J men cla...d in brigand fashion, with sombreros, and shawls thrown over their shoulders- shawls so showy and highly coloured that they might well do duty as table-cloths. You may pass from such a sight into the thoroughly modern technical school, which, founded by private and philanthropic enterprise > is equal to any institution of its size in any corresponding English town, and is helped by the municipality to the extent of three thousand pounds a year. In the afternoon the senoritas may VIGO BAY AND HILLS 53 learn dressmaking and millinery and modelling in clay ; in the evening the caballeros may grapple with appropriate subjects, under competent guidance.
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Vigo is Galicia's chief portal, and offers ready means~bT access to the other parts of the province. The town affords wonderful contrasts between the old and new worlds which jostle up against each other in every part of North-West Spain. You are in a quaint, strange world as soon as you have stepped ashore and are clear of the Customs and free to roam. In the steep and narrow streets of the old town people lead the primitive life of many generations or centuries ago. Amongst them are J men cla...d in brigand fashion, with sombreros, and shawls thrown over their shoulders- shawls so showy and highly coloured that they might well do duty as table-cloths. You may pass from such a sight into the thoroughly modern technical school, which, founded by private and philanthropic enterprise > is equal to any institution of its size in any corresponding English town, and is helped by the municipality to the extent of three thousand pounds a year. In the afternoon the senoritas may VIGO BAY AND HILLS 53 learn dressmaking and millinery and modelling in clay ; in the evening the caballeros may grapple with appropriate subjects, under competent guidance.
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