A Little Tour of France
A Little Tour of France
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There are five deeply recessedportals, all in a row, each surmounted with a gable, the gable over thecentral door being exceptionally high. Above the porches, which give themeasure of its width, the front rears itself, piles itself, on a great scale, carried up by galleries, arches, windows, sculptures, and supported by the extraordinarily thickbuttresses of which I have spoken and which, though they embellish itwith deep shadows thrown sidewise, do not improve its style. Theportals, especially... the middle one, are extremely interesting; they arecovered with curious early sculptures. The middle one, however, I mustdescribe alone. It has no less than six rows of figures--the others havefour--some of which, notably the upper one, are still in their places. The arch at the top has three tiers of elaborate imagery. The upper ofthese is divided by the figure of Christ in judgment, of great size, stiff and terrible, with outstretched arms. On either side of him areranged three or four angels, with the instruments of the Passion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are five deeply recessedportals, all in a row, each surmounted with a gable, the gable over thecentral door being exceptionally high. Above the porches, which give themeasure of its width, the front rears itself, piles itself, on a great scale, carried up by galleries, arches, windows, sculptures, and supported by the extraordinarily thickbuttresses of which I have spoken and which, though they embellish itwith deep shadows thrown sidewise, do not improve its style. Theportals, especially... the middle one, are extremely interesting; they arecovered with curious early sculptures. The middle one, however, I mustdescribe alone. It has no less than six rows of figures--the others havefour--some of which, notably the upper one, are still in their places. The arch at the top has three tiers of elaborate imagery. The upper ofthese is divided by the figure of Christ in judgment, of great size, stiff and terrible, with outstretched arms. On either side of him areranged three or four angels, with the instruments of the Passion.
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