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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 269, 13 August 1915, Page 3

WHY IT DIDN'T GO. Monfalcone is noetd in peace time for its mud and water baths, which are prescribed for rheumatism, gout, and neuralgia. Lady Burton, who often stayed theire during her time at Trieste, tells how on cne occasion she and her husband and two ladies sat In a carriage at Monfalcone to witness x village dance]. "Suddenly, at the top of a roof, I caught sight of a rat, which appeared to m e to be fascinated and spellbound by the music. We all sat end -watched it, and thought it a most interesting fact in nature that rats should sharp) this in common with ii::ards and snakes and other things. We all saw its head turn and its' tail move, end we kept still not to frighten it away. 'lt lasted so long, however, that we werq compelled to drive en; and next day we sent to enquire, and we found it was made of.,pa'.n<-ed tin and fixed to the top of a house!"

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