Rock Villages of the Riviera
Rock Villages of the Riviera
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A torrent runs right through the village, and by its sides grow enormous fig trees, this fruit being now, as in old times, one of the staple products of the place. ^ Vines are numerous, and one old stem growing in a very unpromising corner reaches to the terrace at the top of the house, a height of some 40 feet, before it branches out and covers the pergola with its welcome shade and luscious fruit. The streets are clean and well kept, and though there are absolutely no architectural features o...f interest, it is possible to discover in some of the joinery, such as house-doors, etc. , an attempt at some- thing beyond the usual commonplace.
Professor G. Rossi ^ believes the town to have been founded by the Commune of Venti- miglia in the middle of the twelfth century, with prisoners taken in wars at Tortosa and Almeria, but gives no arguments in proof of his somewhat fanciful conjecture. He adds ^ Delicious little sweet black figs, freshly gathered, are sold in Bordighera during August and September, at the rate of from twenty to thirty for a penny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A torrent runs right through the village, and by its sides grow enormous fig trees, this fruit being now, as in old times, one of the staple products of the place. ^ Vines are numerous, and one old stem growing in a very unpromising corner reaches to the terrace at the top of the house, a height of some 40 feet, before it branches out and covers the pergola with its welcome shade and luscious fruit. The streets are clean and well kept, and though there are absolutely no architectural features o...f interest, it is possible to discover in some of the joinery, such as house-doors, etc. , an attempt at some- thing beyond the usual commonplace.
Professor G. Rossi ^ believes the town to have been founded by the Commune of Venti- miglia in the middle of the twelfth century, with prisoners taken in wars at Tortosa and Almeria, but gives no arguments in proof of his somewhat fanciful conjecture. He adds ^ Delicious little sweet black figs, freshly gathered, are sold in Bordighera during August and September, at the rate of from twenty to thirty for a penny.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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