Wayfarers in Italy
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Monte Cass in o.
OMPARATIVELY few people hur- rying north from Naples turn aside before reaching Rome to visit the town of Cassino and the monastery that lies above it, and yet it is well worth a stay of a day or two, espe- cially if one has the good fortune to happen upon a market-day, when the country people from all the valley of the Garigliano gather into the town and col- lect upon its wide market-place.
In Italy it is only necessary to arrive in a place which one has vaguely thought of as... quite obscure to be at once convicted of disgraceful ignorance. Monte Cassino was to me hardly more than a geographical ex- pression, and yet I find that its past resounds with great names and mighty deeds, and that its history combines 162 MONTE CASSINO AND RAVELLO 163 all the needful elements for the weaving of a thrill- ing historical romance. Saintly miracles, courts and kings, wars and rumors of wars, earthquakes and conflagrations, all have visited this sacred retreat, and it has survived them all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monte Cass in o.
OMPARATIVELY few people hur- rying north from Naples turn aside before reaching Rome to visit the town of Cassino and the monastery that lies above it, and yet it is well worth a stay of a day or two, espe- cially if one has the good fortune to happen upon a market-day, when the country people from all the valley of the Garigliano gather into the town and col- lect upon its wide market-place.
In Italy it is only necessary to arrive in a place which one has vaguely thought of as... quite obscure to be at once convicted of disgraceful ignorance. Monte Cassino was to me hardly more than a geographical ex- pression, and yet I find that its past resounds with great names and mighty deeds, and that its history combines 162 MONTE CASSINO AND RAVELLO 163 all the needful elements for the weaving of a thrill- ing historical romance. Saintly miracles, courts and kings, wars and rumors of wars, earthquakes and conflagrations, all have visited this sacred retreat, and it has survived them all.
What to read after Wayfarers in Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Hooker to read onlineMoreLess
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