Etna, Catalana, Syracuse and other places of interest in Sicily.

At Syracuse, he spent a lazy week.

It is one of the dirtiest town in the world; but Paul enjoyed everything he saw.
When on the street, he was generally followed by a crowd of boys who were trying to sell all sorts of little trinkets.

One of them especially, was very persistent in trying to dispose of an ancient coin of the Ceasars, which he guaranteed to be very valuable and for which he would take the paltry sum of ten lire.

Boyton finally told him that he knew all about the coin, and would give two lire to find the man who made it.