Susan In Sicily: Her Adventures And Those Of Her Friends During Their Travels And Sojurns In The Garden Of The Mediterranean By Josephine Tozier

Excerpt from Susan in Sicily: Her Adventures and Those of Her Friends During Their Travels and Sojourns in the Garden of the Mediterranean. ” In the long life of the race there has been more suffering than satisfaction. They have been crushed by ruthless conquerors and by the heartlessness of their own nobles, they have been Oppressed by grasping land owners; and to the cruelty of man, Nature has joined the fury of her forces! Among these sad-eyed Sicilians it is even now only the few, not the many, who can realise that the world means them well, and that in submission to the laws of the country with which they have joined forces, lies their future salvation.”