The prayer, Visita quaesumus is found in Breviaries of the thirteenth century and was introduced probably by the Friars Minor.

[Yamtik and Visita Bicul.]

Six hours westward by water, and one hour S.S.W. on foot, brought us to the Visita Bícul, surrounded by a thousand little limestone hills; from which we ascended by a staircase of sinter in the bed of a brook, to a small cavern tenanted by multitudes of bats, and great long-armed spiders of the species Phrynus, known to be poisonous.

In the Visita Colasi, on the northern slope of the mountain, the sea is so rough that no boat can live in it.

Thoroughly wet and not without loss, we ran to Barceloneta, a visita situated at a third of the distance.

Four leagues from Naga, in the heart of Ragay, on the southern border of Luzon, is the small but deep harbor of Pasacao; and two hours by water conducted us to the intermediate Visita Pamplona, whence the route is pursued by land.

The third river behind Maguiring is larger than those preceding it; on the sixth lies the large Visita of Borobod; and on the tenth, that of Ragay.

We followed the sea-shore in a westerly direction, and at a very late hour reached the nearest visita (a suburban chapel and settlement) where the priest was successful, after much difficulty, in supplying the places of the missing porters.

About two we again stepped into the boat, and after rowing the whole night reached a small visita, Cobocobo, about nine in the forenoon.

About forty minutes past four we reached the highest point of the Salta Sangley, about ninety feet above the sea; and at half-past six we got to a stream, the highest part of the Calbayot, in the bed of which we wandered until its increasing depth forced us, in the dark, laboriously to beat out our path through the underwood to its bank; and about eight o'clock we found ourselves opposite the visita Tragbucan.

About half-past eleven we reached Taibago, a small visita, and about half-past one a similar one, Magubay; and after two hours' rest at noon, about five o'clock, we got into a current down which we skilfully floated, almost without admitting any water.

One morning they paid a cousinly visita triple call.

He could not understand why he should not call him a gobbo, if he was a gobbo; and in spite of all I could do, he would often open the door and say, "Signore, quel gobbo desidera farle una visita," (that hunchback wishes to make you a visit,) when "quel gobbo" was right on his heels.

It was easy enough to find some fresh excuse for each visita book or a piece of music which he had recommended to Miss Nowell, and had procured from London for her, or something of an equally frivolous character.

SEE Pirandello, Luigi. Visita.

SEE Pirandello, Luigi. Visita.

SEE Pirandello, Luigi. Visita.

they ['the' in source textKTH] passed the heades; The sixt they saw Heyssant, the 10. of April they passed by the Barles of Lisbon: With an East and North East wind, the 17. of Aprill they discouered two of the Islands of Canaries: The 19. Palm, and Pic, Los Romeros, and Fero: The 25. of Aprill they saw Bona visita, the 16.

He rages and screams and bites the days when he is ill, but if Doña Visita appears, he controls himself at once; he suffers in silence, moans like a child, and it is sufficient for her to say a soft word, or give him a caress for His Eminence to slobber with delight.

If they told him the choir intended to give a dance he would be less irritated than when he hears them wag their tongues about Doña Visita.

"And as to what Doña Visita is to the Cardinal," he added, "I have no doubt whatever.

"It is his heart," said the Tatowho was usually very well informed about things in the palace"Doña Visita is weeping like a Magdalen and cursing the canons, seeing Don Sebastian so ill.

"I had thought of coming round to the palace this afternoon to inquire after your health from Doña Visita.

At 6.15 P.M. he telegraphed as follows: "I inform you that the chiefs of our troops have reported to me that our flag at Singalong church (visita) was removed by the Americans and they hoisted theirs instead, not allowing us to approach thereto.

This was Claude's farewell visita very unpleasant necessity evidently on his part.