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the famous picture by Michael van de
Signorelgio.” So they screw up their
eyes for a m inute or two, do thei
best to appreciate the great work of
art. and go on to the next. Many
look without seeing, but there are
thousands of people who thorough y
enjoy the art galleries, and possibly
they really get some good out or
them. At any rate, while we are in
Paris we must visit the Louvre, the
finest art gallery of the world.
The building itself is shaped like
square-cornered staple. It is im
mense. I don’t remember the exact
size, but altogether there must be
four or five miles of galleries lined
with paintings or filled with ^ulp-
tures or tapestry or relics from Egyp
tian tombs. At the entrance we
must leave any unbrellas or parcels
which we may happen to he carrying.
Perhaps they are afraid that in some
way we may manage to run off with
one of the fine pictures or may poke
a hole in it. You may remember that
about a year ago one of the finest
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American men with their wives and
daughters often do this sort of thing.
There are thousands of dollars of
hard-earned American money spent
every night in Paris. Some of it is
spent in a wicked way, while more
of it is spent because certain Ameri
cans, English and Germans are
away from home and want to see how
the gay and wicked men and women
of Paris have a good time. They
seem to think it a part of their edu
cation.
Of course we will go up to Eiffel
tower It costs four francs, but it is
well worth it. It is an immense af
fair Four steel legs stand nearly
(our hundred (eet apart. We look
into the air two or three hundred
feet above us, where the lour legs
support a big platform about two
acres in area. So we buy a ticket to
the first floor, get into an elevatoi
with about a hundred other people,
and up we go. Look over the edge.
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we soon learn to know that a man
by the name of Rubens delighted in
painting fat, naked women ; that Hol
bein, Rembrandt and Hals painted
fine, old Dutch faces; that Troyon
painted animals; Ruysdall painte
landscapes, etc., etc. Then it comes
to seem something like a game. After
a time, almost before we know it,
we enjoy looking at the P^^tings
and we don’t mind staying for two
or three hours at a stretch in the
eallerv To most of us the paintings
of greatest interest are the two you
have seen so often in the schools.
They are Millet’s Angelas and his
Gleaners. Really, it is most interest
ing to stand and look for several
minutes at these pictures, and know
that there before you are the origi-
walk around it we can ^
Paris. There right m front of ,
the foot of the tower, is the Seme
River, and looking up an o
we see seven or eight of "U
Paris bridges. That mass of green
to tlm west is the Bois de Boulogn .
r a
the -t 'a the Lonv-
and to this side of it is an v
space, the famous Place de la Con
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with sardines as an ^PP®^'/®!"’ . „
lowed by soup as a filler, an-
fish with French
which comes meat of some kind and
then chicken. After an hour or two
comes dessert, after whic we
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visit the tomb of Napoleon. Under a
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railing above and look down on the
big stone box holding what is left of
one of the mightiest men who ever
lived. Tw'elve victory statues stand in
a circle about the tomb. At the foot
of the coffin are the names of the big
battles won by Napoleon. Back of
the tomb room, with yellow light
shining on it, is an altar, one of the
most beautiful sights in all Europe.
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