Miscellanies By James B Everhart
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We followed the sinuous shores of Lake Maggiore, whose islands, small or populous, resembled floating cities, or ships of flowers. We reached Milan, where the officers of customs looked narrowly amongst our baggage for pamphlets and pistols, and a gang of porters, acquired by degrees, our smaller coins.
Milan was prosperous when Rome declined ; was wasted by rivals and barbarians ; was famous for its steel, and gave a name to Milliners. The streets are paved with a double line of flat stones ; ...over which carriages roll as smoothly as on a floor. Prints and paintings are tacked upon dead walls. Cauldrons of large chestnuts are roasting over charcoal fires, and huckster men ladle out a handful for a "sous. " Beggars are sitting con tentedly at the corners ; rattling moneyboxes, as the dice players do for luck. Women are passing with black [94] FROM THE ALPS TO PISA. 95 embroidered veils on their heads, in lieu of bonnets. Balconies are hanging from the windows. An ancient colonnade stands desolate in the streets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We followed the sinuous shores of Lake Maggiore, whose islands, small or populous, resembled floating cities, or ships of flowers. We reached Milan, where the officers of customs looked narrowly amongst our baggage for pamphlets and pistols, and a gang of porters, acquired by degrees, our smaller coins.
Milan was prosperous when Rome declined ; was wasted by rivals and barbarians ; was famous for its steel, and gave a name to Milliners. The streets are paved with a double line of flat stones ; ...over which carriages roll as smoothly as on a floor. Prints and paintings are tacked upon dead walls. Cauldrons of large chestnuts are roasting over charcoal fires, and huckster men ladle out a handful for a "sous. " Beggars are sitting con tentedly at the corners ; rattling moneyboxes, as the dice players do for luck. Women are passing with black [94] FROM THE ALPS TO PISA. 95 embroidered veils on their heads, in lieu of bonnets. Balconies are hanging from the windows. An ancient colonnade stands desolate in the streets.
What to read after Miscellanies By James B Everhart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bowen Everhart to read onlineMoreLess
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