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FOREST AND STREAM 
October, 1920 
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cool, gurgling brook whose limpid waters 
are brought from the snow-clad slopes of 
the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Enclosed 
within the walls of the fortress are nu- 
merous patios, towers, battlements and 
palatial dwellings and gardens. Its 
fountains, pools, cisterns and basins are 
supplied with cool and refreshing water 
conveyed through Moorish aqueducts 
from the snowy mountains. 
T HE Palace of the Alhambra is divid- 
ed into a number of halls and courts 
connected by arches, as the Hall of 
Lions, Hall of Justice, Hall of the Two 
Sisters, Court of the Fish Pond, etc. 
Irving, the most graceful writer of pure 
English, says of the Hall of Lions: 
“In the center stands the fountain fa- 
mous in song and story. The alabaster 
basins still shed their diamond drops; 
the twelve lions which support them, and 
give the court its name, still cast forth 
crystal streams as in the days of Boab- 
dil. When one looks upon the fairy 
traces of the peristyles, and the appar- 
ently fragile fret work of the walls, it is 
difficult to believe that so much has sur- 
vived the wear and tear of centuries. 
. . It is almost sufficient to excuse the 
popular tradition, that the whole is pro- 
tected by a magic charm.” 
The Hall of Lions is a large patio with 
considerably more than a hundred pillars 
of white marble of airy lightness. In 
the center are the alabaster basins, just 
described. The floor is cut into channels 
for the running water. On the walls 
about the fountain are numerous inscrip- 
tions in the Arabic, which signify in part 
that it is a mansion exceeding in beauty 
all other mansions, and its garden con- 
tains wonders to be found nowhere else; 
its fountain of pearl with its showers 
glistening through the air in prismatic 
bubbles which fall within a circle of sil- 
very froth, and flow amid other jewels, 
exceeding the marble itself in whiteness 
and transparency! 
The Court of the Fish Pond, like the 
Hall of Lions, is oblong. In its center 
is the great marble pool more than a hun- 
dred feet long and half as wide, sur- 
rounded with hedges of myrtle and roses. 
The water, about five feet in depth, was 
as clear as crystal, and many goldfish 
were disporting themselves in the manner 
of the former sultanas and ladies of the 
harem. The floors are paved with white 
(continued on page 576 ) 
THE KING OF OUR 
INLAND WATERS 
(continued from page 544 ) 
T ROLLING lures are as difficult to 
dope out as the predictions on to- 
morrow’s weather. The lure that is 
the winner today and that brings in the 
best fish of a season might not be at all 
successful for any other day in the sea- 
son. The truth of the matter is that the 
muskie is the most eccentric fish that 
swims. Any angler , will at once agree 
with me ;upon this subject I believe. 
There is little doubt but that the muskel- 
lunge takes the artificial lure in nine out 
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