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The Cruise of the Reserve Squadron. 377 The Spanish men are many of them small; but so compact, so well proportioned and finely knit, so manly-looking in spite of their size, with their rich, warm colour, dark eyes and determined expres- sion, that you forget all about their inches and find room only for praise. They have hands and feet anyone might envy, and on horseback look as if they had been born and bred in the saddle. Take them for all in all, the Spaniards, men and women, seem to me the handsomest race in the world. Leaving the seniors of our party, who did not care for too much exercise after dinner, to this contemplation of human nature under the shade of the trees, Mr. Jago, Broadley and I, escorted by our in- valuable guide, turned our steps and attention to the busy streets of i 1 a er ieee o a | .~. : SS <A = . Vins Wi et he LS — = i! \ \ 4 Near || aoameted ‘ai : i : : es ey : aS P RRS ~ FS SS A . a" ; . ) z S ‘ - e err ||, 2 ~ 77 \ nd ‘> “ > _ he Ae) = Se Ay SS Le 77 Deane A SS we a pe it At! ~| “ar , 4 e Lee -_ Baas A —_ “pe Le hae =, it tia a ee | eT Weteenl Di Gaia ta 2 eS STs Fi - —— , { ’ . * ey) ‘ oii sett e-4 \ ol eat ti , 1 =. <m} <} = \ S -~ hes tA UrIg, \ ar = > ‘| ‘sta Site Dh ia aianl} } — hme Wrentah G2? gy Sabi ate Ve A] Da pee rae er, Vy ¥ AL Wt ee ee 1 Ate ui Lenn ete Vi we y; ' = a ‘ i} > / - =~ oe atid #0 | re peat 4 Weekes 5 | Sgn iM Sl " jydied " pia SOE Ee Er et? = Pw a © AS orl vile ~~ Oia n ww Pen "Eee F ~j¥ "4 eb Ss ie — ey Vouyer —_i- . IV ~ SMa peaks Py ae J n { ier S34 abet 4 | | weiss mga, ws i) tala } Ea ~ ih === Teg ee aN LI #12 } Kt at Ht 2 ise = re. hee bs iting, att ~ 8S ow Ty eh : H i 7 ; t VT t AT) ay . = 5 = . a =I \ — 4n ty i ' 7 | 44 +4 | ‘ \ eee — | if : ‘ ’ ‘ ! j ———— J ‘\ | ' - : Tipe oy AN 0 t \ a’ = IMA! i THE PORT, MALAGA. the town. These were quite as crowded as the Alameda. Surely the whole population was abroad. The shops by this time were brilliantly lighted, darkness was falling rapidly—twilight lingers not here. ‘The place might have been a small Paris, yet not so very small either. Jewellers displayed their flashing gems, haberdashers their glistening silks ; perhaps the fan shops were not the least attrac- tive. We entered one and watched two girls making a purchase. They were of the humbler class, yet they, too, displayed much of the abounding grace of their country. A small black shawl was thrown over their shoulders, with an air and a manner that in England is seen only ina gentlewoman. They were deliberate in their choice, and finally found a magnificent combination of gold and tinsel irresistible. These they appropriated, and proceeded to flirt open and use with a finished gesture that was quite startling. ECOMICOOOKS.cO