Identifier: panamapicturesn00dele (find matches)
Title: Panama pictures : nature and life in the land of the great canal
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Delevante, Michael
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Publisher: New York (N.Y.) : Alden Brothers
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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ead; come on, now, we have to bury 40 PANAMA PICTURES. him! at which a hearty laughter arose, andwent the full round of the festive table—theglasses, too, till Marcos was, finally, buried,and resurrected^ perhaps, by not a few thatcomposed the happy gathering of that day!From that time, and until the presentdate, I have always remembered the mean-ing attached to ^^Marcos whenever I havebeen to spend a day in the Governors hospi-table house, situated on the highest point inthe district, and from which you look downon the far-stretching hills and valleys thatsurround the beautiful country of Bohio. Frijoles. At one time, this Station, save for supply-ing the passing locomotive with water, was,practically, ignored as a ^^Stopping Pointfor passengers. But since the advent of theAmericans, it has grown into importance,and donned the improved habiliments of thetimes. Only a few mornings ago, when ourtrain stopped there, I could scarcely recog-nize the place for the great changes which o o
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