Through Greece And Dalmatia
Through Greece And Dalmatia
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B. Have Austrian friends in the navy at Pola, who, through their comrades at Cattaro, give us a most kindly wel- come to Dalmatia. The first naval officer was soon followed by Schief-Lieutenant S. Both are charming, kind friends at once. The world, indeed, would be a pleasant place if all the peoples of civilized countries had the manners of Austrians ! They are also excellent linguists. Our Schief-Lieutenants tell us they have to know five languages before entering their navy German, French, E...nglish, Italian, Slav. Their English is delightful, good 142 We do not go to Cettigne and fluent, with a pleasant ring in it, denoting that mixture of simplicity and finished refinement which gives the peculiar charm to the personality of an Austrian. But we have had a long day, so anything more than first impressions, both of Cattaro and our new friends, must be postponed till to-morrow.
September 20th. K. B. And C. B. , great pedestrians, begin early to mount the road to Cettigne. Having but one day at Cattaro, I had petitioned not to go to Cettigne, notwithstanding the sentence with which Mr.
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B. Have Austrian friends in the navy at Pola, who, through their comrades at Cattaro, give us a most kindly wel- come to Dalmatia. The first naval officer was soon followed by Schief-Lieutenant S. Both are charming, kind friends at once. The world, indeed, would be a pleasant place if all the peoples of civilized countries had the manners of Austrians ! They are also excellent linguists. Our Schief-Lieutenants tell us they have to know five languages before entering their navy German, French, E...nglish, Italian, Slav. Their English is delightful, good 142 We do not go to Cettigne and fluent, with a pleasant ring in it, denoting that mixture of simplicity and finished refinement which gives the peculiar charm to the personality of an Austrian. But we have had a long day, so anything more than first impressions, both of Cattaro and our new friends, must be postponed till to-morrow.
September 20th. K. B. And C. B. , great pedestrians, begin early to mount the road to Cettigne. Having but one day at Cattaro, I had petitioned not to go to Cettigne, notwithstanding the sentence with which Mr.
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