A Pilgrimage to the Land of the Cid
A Pilgrimage to the Land of the Cid
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James of Compostello. Neai the royal abbey, and under its jurisdic" tion, is the Hospital del Rey, where thirteen men and several of the other sex (all religious) serve the pilgrims in the name of their abbess. To honor their ministry, they wear the habit of Calatrava, and are entitled comendadores and comendaoras. The Huelgas, we must consult a learned article of M Did run in {\\~ArcJuStd0gitalAnitakQi 1849. Cir cumstances have prevented my examining this as >Vfll as many other authorities.
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hospital contained a hundred and twelve beds, and fed, in addition four hundred persons. Revolutions have destroyed this stewardship of ancit-nt hospitality, and restorations have dis- figured the architecture. Yet who could forbear stopping at this ele- gant gate (pucrta de los Romeros), where the fatigued traveller's first glance descries the images of his celestial protectors St. James ma- jestically seated in a niche, and, above, the Archangel Michael, crush- ing under foot the dragon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James of Compostello. Neai the royal abbey, and under its jurisdic" tion, is the Hospital del Rey, where thirteen men and several of the other sex (all religious) serve the pilgrims in the name of their abbess. To honor their ministry, they wear the habit of Calatrava, and are entitled comendadores and comendaoras. The Huelgas, we must consult a learned article of M Did run in {\\~ArcJuStd0gitalAnitakQi 1849. Cir cumstances have prevented my examining this as >Vfll as many other authorities.
io...8 The Land of the Cid.
hospital contained a hundred and twelve beds, and fed, in addition four hundred persons. Revolutions have destroyed this stewardship of ancit-nt hospitality, and restorations have dis- figured the architecture. Yet who could forbear stopping at this ele- gant gate (pucrta de los Romeros), where the fatigued traveller's first glance descries the images of his celestial protectors St. James ma- jestically seated in a niche, and, above, the Archangel Michael, crush- ing under foot the dragon.
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