A Memoir of James De Veaux of Charleston Sc Member of the National Academy
A Memoir of James De Veaux of Charleston Sc Member of the National Academy
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Se- bastian. The church is opened for our accommoda- tion at six o'clock, and kept open until Jive, thus giving JAMES DE VEAUX. 163 US eleven hours ; — these Catholics are certainly very- amiable tovv^ards us painters. The only interruption to our labour is one minute during the daily service of mass, vv^hen the bell tinkles in indication of the holy presence, — we withhold our hand from the can- vass, and bow our heads, — even this is not expected from us, but we have adopted it as something- ...that would please the congregation. All this looks like tolerance, and is.
I have just paid my breakfast bill for eight days, — (coffee one tumbler, — four breads, — two to eat at the church, ) — three hundred and eighty-four centesi- mi, — seventy-five cents! — and this is luxurious! — I might do it for less !
July 30. Took a gondola at two o'clock, and ac- companied by Rossiter and Mr. B, went to the Lido, — took provisions along, and chose a shady spot in the ancient (now proscribed) Jews' burying-ground, and made our pic-nic among sculptured tombs!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Se- bastian. The church is opened for our accommoda- tion at six o'clock, and kept open until Jive, thus giving JAMES DE VEAUX. 163 US eleven hours ; — these Catholics are certainly very- amiable tovv^ards us painters. The only interruption to our labour is one minute during the daily service of mass, vv^hen the bell tinkles in indication of the holy presence, — we withhold our hand from the can- vass, and bow our heads, — even this is not expected from us, but we have adopted it as something- ...that would please the congregation. All this looks like tolerance, and is.
I have just paid my breakfast bill for eight days, — (coffee one tumbler, — four breads, — two to eat at the church, ) — three hundred and eighty-four centesi- mi, — seventy-five cents! — and this is luxurious! — I might do it for less !
July 30. Took a gondola at two o'clock, and ac- companied by Rossiter and Mr. B, went to the Lido, — took provisions along, and chose a shady spot in the ancient (now proscribed) Jews' burying-ground, and made our pic-nic among sculptured tombs!
What to read after A Memoir of James De Veaux of Charleston Sc Member of the National Academy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James De Veaux to read onlineMoreLess
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