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THE IONIAN ISLES 55
tive of modern Greek affinities. One was a picture
of the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor, the
other a view of Niagara Falls. These were as much
of a surprise to us as a picture of Athene or the
Parthenon would be in a remote Montana ranch.
With gratitude and regret we bade our generous
friend Mr. Woodley good-by, and after hiring a
barca set sail for Ithaca.
tive of modern Greek affinities. One was a picture
of the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor, the
other a view of Niagara Falls. These were as much
of a surprise to us as a picture of Athene or the
Parthenon would be in a remote Montana ranch.
With gratitude and regret we bade our generous
friend Mr. Woodley good-by, and after hiring a
barca set sail for Ithaca.