Where ghosts walk : the haunts of familiar characters in history and literature . Giotto, Florence .... 98 Cell of Savonarola in Convent of San Marco 108 Palazzo Vecchio, Florence . .118Entrance to Saint Catherines House . 126Saint Catherine of Siena . . 132 Headquarters of the Misericordia in Florence 152 Mercato Vecchio (now Demolished) . 154Graves of Keats and Severn in the Pro-testant Cemetery in Rome . .170Shelleys Tomb in the Protestant Ceme-tery, Rome 184 The Cathedral Group of Torcello . 188Bishops Throne in Cathedral of Tor-cello. Built by Orso Orseoli . 194Byrons House in Ravenna . .
Where ghosts walk : the haunts of familiar characters in history and literature . Giotto, Florence .... 98 Cell of Savonarola in Convent of San Marco 108 Palazzo Vecchio, Florence . .118Entrance to Saint Catherines House . 126Saint Catherine of Siena . . 132 Headquarters of the Misericordia in Florence 152 Mercato Vecchio (now Demolished) . 154Graves of Keats and Severn in the Pro-testant Cemetery in Rome . .170Shelleys Tomb in the Protestant Ceme-tery, Rome 184 The Cathedral Group of Torcello . 188Bishops Throne in Cathedral of Tor-cello. Built by Orso Orseoli . 194Byrons House in Ravenna . . 210 * By permission of Mr. Charles Moore. Illustrations xi PAGE Dantes Tomb in Ravenna . 220 Lorenzo the Magnificent . 244 LiLiED Pool and Fountain in Grounds OF Villa Caregci . . 250A Syrian Professional Dancer and Mu-sician 272 From photoi^raph in the Christian Herald collection. Public Park of Brussels . . • 284The Garret in Madame Becks House 290Forbidden Walk in Madame Becks Gar-den, with Adjacent College Build-ings 292 In Madame Becks Garden . . 296. I TWO LITTLE ROOMS TWO LITTLE ROOMS THE Supplng-Room of Mary Stuart,in Holyrood Palace, is the smallestof the royal suite. It is a mere closet,and now bare and depressing to a degreeutterly incompatible with our ideas oftolerable comfort, until we remind our-selves that the stone walls were oncemasked by richly wrought hangings andthe cold floors softened by carpetsbrought, or imported, by Mary into rug-ged Scotland from her beloved France. A small door opens into a closet usedfor storing wines and other accompani-ments of the petits sotipers which theQueen was fond of giving to her inti-mates. The entrance to the supping-roomis from her bedchamber. The walls ofthis are still hung with tapestries selected3 4 Where Ghosts Walk by her, a faded confusion of knights inarmour and plunging horses. The cano-pied bed, covered with a tattered silk cov-erlet, was also hers. Over the mantel is ahalf-length portrait of Queen Elizabeth
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