Studio: international art (9.1897)

The " Furry Dance "

the " furrv dance at helston from a painting by norman garstin

little damsels of the * _ ~ , _ rl r> beloved of all who

islands', but oddly f ^^^Fg^j^^EJ" [ p f^ftf |~T~p |g 4*1 d j knew what the long

enough, all these places ] northern winter meant,

have traces of Danish , ^V^C ff./ f \ fJ^ ^ ^ | 11 C^-C^H-^Fgl: I cannot tell; but we

inroads and settle- must be grateful for

ments, so, whether these customs, no mat-

these graceful wel- /iJ? , d -r=-z~z- JVz+j3j!l_^_-f ifL^Tli^L ' TTZJl- ter wnence tneY come-

comes to sweet spring I!? " '' 1 1 1 1 1 " —-=l U*1 H r l^gT^r And now it is time to

are indigenous to the i l,^-^ , __,»_»_, __,«■. _n return by the hilly road

soil and to the Celt, VeHeO MTp {."j. Lf f [j* | g e g g lr^: round the blue bay,

or whether they have the "flora" tune over which the sun is

come in the keels of slanting low, while the
the Norse pirates, to whom Balder the Beautiful was air is heavy with the scent of the yellow furze.

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