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45 LETTERS FROM MAJORCA. By CHARLES W. Woop, F.R.G.S., AUTHOR oF ‘* THROUGH HOLLAND,” ‘ UnpDER NORTHERN SKIES,” ETC., ETC. La Puebla, June 8th, 1887. Y DeEaR E.— s Sunday night passed away. The dawn had almost broken before I con- cluded my last letter to you, to seek rest where now I too often find only a troubled spirit, and _ oblivion, which rarely comes at all. For my dreams are haunted with forms and shadows of the past. Sse ie 7 Ae The hour and the ae = a =e nt y bog if ) LAG ssi me ing my engagement 7 PA aCe eau! With Mr, Bateman. in a = it: 4 in | gBe 27) AU |" seemed neither better ee eee 2 ee) = or worse. He de- : Bee | ESE a NO ime | |= cided to go up to the Consulate until Thurs- OMe Me ee) a day, when we are both << << to meet again at our ¥ 5 3 N rma te Re 4) =— == = GS = a . 2 ~ - 2 . ’ 1 = = 5 a Bo == ee a er . ‘Ss (belch tery Sef FM Nelo Sole wit — m ; me AN > es Pe <- S) =| “a. =— Tilt Hy AF Sees ee ebb e age ~— \\\NAAANN « Nae SSS ‘ > a= —— — vd } AUNT ee = eee’ Phas eee ates Sw“ ~-sh be . ‘ om _ = \ mires a Luisi fi | : AT ee MEA ANA VASA VAABAASSSES ES AVASAS VOSS ees Sh el" ~—so palace if all goes well. ped. rae ies IT need not tell you NoRTH DOORWAY AND TOWER, PALMA. that after having so made up his mind, neither doctors, nor sunstroke, nor any other impediment would have kept him at home, A. is not a great poet, even as H. C., as far as I know, but he is very determined. I departed, unwilling to do so in A.’s present condition ; but, under the circumstances, it was a wise arrangement. I hoped that after all, this evil would prove only a slight sunstroke, and that on my return all indisposition would have passed away. And so once more I found myself on the one solitary railway Majorca has been enterprising enough to construct. It is slow and comicbooolks (CO) Lie