A Memory of Last Island 奇塔
Travelling south from New Orleans to the Islands, you pass through astrange land into a strange sea, by various winding waterways. You canjourney to the Gulf by lugger if you please; but the trip may be mademuch more rapidly and agreeably on some one of those light, narrowsteamers, built especially for bayou-travel, which usually receivepassengers at a point not far from the foot of old Saint-Louis Street, hardby the sugar-landing.
Travelling south from New Orleans to the Islands, you pass through astrange land into a strange sea, by various winding waterways. You canjourney to the Gulf by lugger if you please; but the trip may be mademuch more rapidly and agreeably on some one of those light, narrowsteamers, built especially for bayou-travel, which usually receivepassengers at a point not far from the foot of old Saint-Louis Street, hardby the sugar-landing.