| At the place where jewels abound Fifteen rows down to the ground | |
| In the middle of twenty-one From end to end Only three stand watch | |
| As the sound of friends Fills the afternoon hours | |
| Here is a sovereign people Who build palaces to shelter Their heads for a night! | Quote from Domingo Sarmiento referring to the St. Charles Exchange hotel in New Orleans |
| Gnomes admire Fays delight | |
| The namesakes meeting Near this site. | |
1) Abroad in America: Visitors to the New Nation 1776-1914, edited by Marc Pachter and Frances Wein (1976).
Questions
- Where in New Orleans do "jewels abound"?
- Mardi Gras?
- Diamond Exchange?
- Middle of 21 what?
- What do gnomes admire?
- What delights fays?
- Which namesakes meet?
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