s sharply into the sea, andis studded with aloes and such scanty vegetation Ch. XXVIII.] Arde. 237 as can cling to the face of the rock or find holdfor its roots in the crevices. The old town wallsthat crown the cliff seem to grow out of it, so thatit is hard to say where art begins to… … Fio-. loi. from orange almost to flame colour. The sea laylike a sheet of glass below without even a rippleon the shore, and the long rocky islands of Dolinand Pago changed, as do all these naked Dalmatianhills, to the most exquisite colours under the eveninglight. From the cliffs below ascended at…
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