. Life and adventure in the West Indies; a sequel to Adventures in search of a living in Spanish-America . Landing Place at George Town, Gpand Cayman. The large white building is the Court The Doctors House, Servant and Pony. IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS 15 inhabited by residents of an independent turn of mind and containspractically no floating population; but a Jamaican mulatto, whohappened to be out of employment, volunteered her services andremained with me while I was in Cayman. Thus I had four rooms to dispose of, not counting the kitchen, whichwas handed over to my servant, Maggie. The
. Life and adventure in the West Indies; a sequel to Adventures in search of a living in Spanish-America . Landing Place at George Town, Gpand Cayman. The large white building is the Court The Doctors House, Servant and Pony. IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS 15 inhabited by residents of an independent turn of mind and containspractically no floating population; but a Jamaican mulatto, whohappened to be out of employment, volunteered her services andremained with me while I was in Cayman. Thus I had four rooms to dispose of, not counting the kitchen, whichwas handed over to my servant, Maggie. These four rooms were onlyjust sufficient for my purposes and were assigned the followingfunctions : The large room in front was the dignity room, a smallroom behind was used as a dispensary and consulting-room, whilethe two remaining rooms were the bedroom and sitting-room respec-tively. Perhaps the term dignity room requires explanation. Thisroom had evidently been the sitting-room of the family, but wouldnot have suited me for that purpose. I should have been oppressedby the presence of that kind of furniture which some peoplethink necessary to put in their best room, such as pictures of t
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