Delightful Dalmatia
By ALICE LEE MOQUE
One of the most refreshing volumes written in years—a live, snappy, rollicking tale of experiences aboard and ashore in the most delightful piece of Southern Europe—along the Adriatic.
Its pages breathe the very spirit of everything that goes to make Dalmatia delightful. Story, anecdote—ancient or legendary—beautiful cities, old churches, countless architectural and other ancient treasures, etc., etc., pervade its pages in entertaining variety.
The book is timely for its descriptions of places already in the wake of war; among these is Cattaro, the recently bombarded fortification on the Adriatic. Unusually attractive is the great scenic and historic interest attaching to Pola, Sebenico, Gravossa, Spalato, Ragusa, etc.
Cloth bound, 362 pages. Profusely illustrated in color and half-tone. $2.00, net; by mail, $2.16
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers
NEW YORK and LONDON
THE STORY OF OUR PEOPLE AND
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