Italian Days and Ways

Italian Days and Ways is a travel narrative by Anne Hollingsworth Wharton, written in the early 20th century. The book chronicles Wharton's journey through Italy, focusing on her experiences in Genoa and the dynamics among her companions, Zelphine and Angela. It offers vivid descriptions of the culture, landscapes, and social life of Italy, enriched with illustrations that capture the beauty of the country. The narrative highlights the emotional ups and downs of travel, making it a notable exploration of friendship and adventure in a foreign land.