. The near East; Dalmatia, Greece and Constantinople. ^ in cream and served withmilk and starch, I have watched these subtle truantspassing in their pretty disguises suggestive of amasked ball. They look delicate and graceful intheir thin and shining robes, like dominoes, of blackor sometimes of prune-color, with crape dropping 206. From a photograph, copyrig^ht, by Iliderwood & Underwood, N. Y. PUBIJr r TT^-nn p wpi^^kw*; lv ,\ rviV^PANTiV^ii k sIRKFI IN CONSTANTINOPLE over their faces and letting you see not enough; formany Turkish women are pretty. One day I was in the upper room of a photo
. The near East; Dalmatia, Greece and Constantinople. ^ in cream and served withmilk and starch, I have watched these subtle truantspassing in their pretty disguises suggestive of amasked ball. They look delicate and graceful intheir thin and shining robes, like dominoes, of blackor sometimes of prune-color, with crape dropping 206. From a photograph, copyrig^ht, by Iliderwood & Underwood, N. Y. PUBIJr r TT^-nn p wpi^^kw*; lv ,\ rviV^PANTiV^ii k sIRKFI IN CONSTANTINOPLE over their faces and letting you see not enough; formany Turkish women are pretty. One day I was in the upper room of a photogra-phers shop when two Turkish w^omen came in andremoved their veils, standing with their backs to theEnglish infidel. One was obviously much youngerthan the other, and seemed to have a beautiful fig-ure. I was gazing at it, perhaps rather steadily,when, evidently aware of my glance, she turnedslowly and deliberately round. For two or threeminutes she faced me, looking to right and left ofme, above me, even on the floor near my feet, withher large and beautiful blue-gray eyes. She waslovely. Young, perhaps eighteen, she was slightlypainted, and her eyebrows and long curling lasheswere blackened. Her features were perfect, hercomplexion was smooth and brilliant, and her ex-pression was really adorable. It seemed to say t
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