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[[preprinted]] August Sunday, 10 1902. [[/preprinted]] [[preprinted]] 11th after Trinity [[/preprinted]] Woke early this A.M. and at first stop went around to see how Maria was makeing it. She was all right & couple of stations later we got all the stuff in my 3rd class car Got some coffee a little latter and with our bread & chocolate lasted till noon when I got some fruit and a little later got a good dinner at a small place, a little later we got sight of the Mediterranean Sea away below us, under a beautiful grey sky with a white city spread out around a pretty harbor & foothills [[crazing]] down to it. We ran along through charming country, little later the sun came out the sea got very very blue and we kept it in sight almost continually to Barcelona arrived at 5 P.M. Got to hotel just back from the harbor went out & saw the sun set and moon come up. Short walk after dinner. Bed. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] August Monday, 11 1902. [[/preprinted]] This A.M. we did a hustle for the Cathedral soon found & were well repaid it was very pretty indeed, nice country and with fountains and flowers & [[pavilions?]]. Service was going on & the music was good. Nice windows to. Back throughout business streets Miss M. got two fans. City is quite awake after Madrid. more walk & dinner at Train 14 mins. before it started & they wouldn't check my trunk said it was to late. Hunted up Chef de gare and made big Kah but no good. Back to Hotel, train goes tomorrow 3.30 A.M. wouldn't that jar you. Made such a kick that they forgot to charge me when the checked my trunk. Spent P.M. up on hill fortress which overlooks whole city & harbor & the sea. Simply the Artist. Miss Mead is all right and the fellow that gets her draws a big prize alright Dinner. Down to the Docks to see the lights & moon and boats & people. Back early & bed for about five hours sleep
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