List of Illustrations

Majorcan Country Girls[Frontispiece]
View of PalmaFace p.[2]
Signal Tower at Porto Pi”[3]
Puerta Santa Margarita”[8]
Puerta Santa Catalina”[9]
View from the Grand Hotel”[10]
Sentry Box on the Ramparts”[11]
Patio with Banana Clump”[12]
Street in Palma”[13]
Patio with Well”[14]
Patio in the Calle Zavella”[15]
Arab Baths”[16]
Door of Montesion Church”[17]
Cloisters of S. Francisco”[18]
Cloisters, Upper Corridor”[19]
Staircase of Private House”[20]
Street of the Almudaina”[21]
Lonja”[22]
Door of S. Francisco”[23]
Girl Wearing the Rebosillo”[28]
Ivizan Hound”[29]
Patio in Bellver Castle”[32]
In the Garden of Raxa”[33]
Curious Olive-Tree”[36]
Gate-Tower at Alaró Castle”[37]
Curious Olive-Tree”[38]
Curious Olive-Tree”[39]
A Wind-wheel”[46]
Group of Windmills”[47]
A Windmill”[52]
Santuiri Castle, Interior”[53]
Santuiri Castle, Exterior”[54]
Oratorio of Our Lady of S. Salvador”[55]
View of Arta”[60]
Women Weeding a Wheatfield”[61]
Entrance to the Caves of Arta”[64]
Fisherman in Phrygian Cap”[65]
View of Estallenchs”[74]
Interior of House in Village”[75]
George Sand’s Rooms at Valldemósa”[80]
View on North Coast of Majorca”[81]
Street at the Port of Sollér”[86]
Palmer from the Holy Land”[87]
View of Sollér”[90]
Old House at Fornalutx”[91]
Courtyard at Alfádia”[94]
Roman Gate, Alcúdia”[95]
Bay of Alcúdia”[96]
Moorish Waterwheel”[97]
Bay of San Vicente”[100]
Ancient Costume of Majorca”[101]
Cock Fountain at Pollensa”[104]
Roman Bridge, Pollensa”[105]
Castillo del Rey”[108]
Gorch Blau”[109]
Pla de Cuba”[116]
View of the Plain around Inca”[117]
Town of Iviza”[124]
Bay of Iviza”[125]
A Purveyor of Drinking Water”[126]
Moorish Type of House”[127]
Ivizan Peasants”[130]
View of Santa Eulália”[131]
Porch of Church, S. Eulália”[134]
Phœnician Tombs”[135]
Fortified Church of San Jorge”[138]
Salt Works, Iviza”[139]
Talayot of Torello, Minorca”[148]
Prehistoric Altar, Taláto-de-Dalt”[149]
Our Galaréta”[152]
A Wild Olive-Tree”[153]
Nau-de-Tudons”[156]
Altar of Torre Trencado”[157]
Pigs’ Palace and Prehistoric Pylon”[158]
Megalithic Dwelling”[159]
Rock-cut Dwellings, San Morell”[164]
Interior of Rock-cut Dwelling”[165]

AUTHOR’S NOTE

To those who are unacquainted with the Spanish language, the pronunciation of Majorcan names is such a stumbling block that the following phonetic rendering of some of those most frequently met with may be found useful:—

Jaime = Ha-eé-may Lonja = Loan-ha Andraitx = An-dreítsch Lluch = Lee-oók Sollér = Sole-yair Iviza = Evéess-a Mahon = M’hone Aubercuix = O-ber-cóotsh Puig (signifying Peak) = Póotsch Bañalbufar = Ban-yal-boo-fár Felanitx = Fay-la-néetsch

Map of Majorca