The Clinic Of Helen Karkasoglou The Pediatrician And After...

Somewhere there was the clinic of Helen Karkasoglou the pediatrician and after Stavros Voutiras with his sisters, Fotika and Ntomna. There was also the painter Nikos Palaiopoulos, Anthony Karagiannidis the priest with his daughter Effie, the Christidis family with three sons, Bob, Chris the pharmacist and Byron. Stratos and Theano Alexandridis had the patisserie in Sirkeci. Then it was the house of Philip and Marika the kampouritsa (hunchback). It was there the shop of Elias Tsaliki the sompatzi (plumber). Then it was the home of Spyros Kollias the avgoulas (egg seller). The trade had so many varieties. Furriers, stonecutters, carbon sellers, gardeners. Due to the vast land and soil texture, vegetables and flowers made the village became very prospetable and with the help of boats everything had been transported quickly and in large quantities in the markets of the City. The florists boast for famous klagior, large chrysanthemums and roses in all colors. Carters, porters, town criers, peddlers, farriers, tinkers, skippers, they added their own distinct sounds in the scene of daily life. The pedlar in neighborhoods with a loaded donkey trumpeted his merchandise, singing for the alpha alpha quality products, fresh eggs and okra: bamya da bamya, taze yumurta (turkish). The kids around him, asked to sing the same verse again but to catch the tone a little more sweet azazik tatatli. This was repeated until the pedlar could not do this any longer and he perceived that