The Near East; Dalmatia, Greece And Constantinople

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The machine made the usual irri- table noises, but from the good people of Laurium came only cries of good-will, among them that pleasant admonition which one hears often in Greece: "Enjoy yourself! Enjoy yourself!" When Laurium was left behind we were soon in wild and deserted country. Now and then we passed an Albanian on horseback, with a gun over his shoulder, a knife stuck in his belt, or we came upon a shepherd watching his goats as they browsed on the low scrub which covered the hills. A...ll the people in this region are Albanians, I was told. They ap- peared to be very few. As we drew near to the an- cient shrine of Poseidon we left far behind us the habitations of men. At length the car stopped in the wilderness, and on a height to my left I saw the dazzling white marble columns of the Temple of Sunium.
Almost all the ruins I saw in Greece were weather- stained. Their original color was mottled with browns and grays, with saffron, with gold and red- gold. But the columns of Sunium have kept their brilliant whiteness, although they stand on a great, bare cliff above the sea, exposed to the glare of the sun and to the buffeting of every wind of heaven.


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