. Acht Reisen ins Ausland. Die Linke, die alles sind, was von einem naveonce geplant war, um die jetzige Kathedrale nur das Querschiff zu machen. Ich kann Siena nicht so schön wie Perugia finden, denn die Umgebung ist nicht annähernd so schön, und es gibt keine dunklen etruskischen Mauern oder Tore, und scheint modern mit nur mittelalterlichen Attraktionen. Es wird seltsam erscheinen, um wieder moderne Bilder. Ich habe gelernt, mich sehr um die alten steifen byzantinischen Altarstücke mit ihren goldenen Halos undgoldenen Hintergründen und weichen Farbstoffen zu kümmern. Ich werde über das, was wir morgen sehen, noch einmal schreiben. Sie können die Beschreibung von Monte lesen

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. Eight journeys abroad. the left, which are all that was left of a naveonce planned to make the present cathedral only the transept. I cannot think Siena as beautiful as Perugia, as the coun-try around is not nearly so lovely, and there are no darkEtruscan walls or gateways, and seems modern with onlymediaeval attractions. It will seem strange to get back tomodern pictures. I have learned to care very much for theancient stiff Byzantine altar pieces with their gold halos andgold backgrounds and soft colorings. I will write again aboutwhat we see tomorrow. You can read the description of MonteOliveto in Bourgets Mr. Saint, which I have somewhere. 575 EIGHT JOURNEYS ABROAD Anglo-American Hotel, Florence, April 18th, 1906.Dear Frank, You cant imagine how surprised the Caseys were whenwe walked into the dining room last night, and we were gladto be with friends again. I sent you a postal from San Gimig-nano, where we spent three hours seeing the Cathedral andPalazzo Publico and Podesta. What was more interesting. SAN GIMIGNANO were the old palaces of families now come to an end. Thehighest nobility were entitled to two towers, the lesser to onlyone. The towers are enormous square ones built very highand no windows until at least the 3rd story, a queer idea ofcomfort to only begin to live above the third floor. Even thepicture galleries in this part of the country are on the 3rd or4th floor. This hotel is small and full of very nice Americans and 576 ITALY English. It has a palm garden which Is really the only placethey have to sit in the evenings and it is quite gay after dinner. I had written some time ago to both White Star Line andHamburg-American and found letters here last night, whichwere not satisfactory, so went at once to the offices this morn-ing and cannot get anything but inside staterooms beforeMay 24th. I am telegraphing so as to do the very best. I was so glad to get all your letters and it seems to me youare very gay, going to so many dinners with bridg

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