A Wanderer in Florence 8 9
A Wanderer in Florence 8 9
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Ours spoke good French andwas clearly a man of parts. Lulled by his soothing descriptions Ipassed in a kind of dream through this ancient abode of peace.
The Certosa dates from 1341 and was built and endowed by a wealthymerchant named Niccolo Acciaioli, after whom the Lungarno Acciaioliis named. The members of the family are still buried here, certainof the tombstones bearing dates of the present century. To-day it islittle but a show place, the cells of the monks being mostly empty andthe sale... of the liqueur its principal reason for existence. But themonks who are left take a pride in their church, which is attributedto Orcagna, and its possessions, among which come first the reliefmonuments of early Acciaioli in the floor of one of the chapels--thefounder's being perhaps also the work of Orcagna, while that of his sonLorenzo, who died in 1353, is attributed by our cicerone to Donatello, but by others to an unknown hand. It is certainly very beautiful. Thesetombs are the very reverse of those which we saw in S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ours spoke good French andwas clearly a man of parts. Lulled by his soothing descriptions Ipassed in a kind of dream through this ancient abode of peace.
The Certosa dates from 1341 and was built and endowed by a wealthymerchant named Niccolo Acciaioli, after whom the Lungarno Acciaioliis named. The members of the family are still buried here, certainof the tombstones bearing dates of the present century. To-day it islittle but a show place, the cells of the monks being mostly empty andthe sale... of the liqueur its principal reason for existence. But themonks who are left take a pride in their church, which is attributedto Orcagna, and its possessions, among which come first the reliefmonuments of early Acciaioli in the floor of one of the chapels--thefounder's being perhaps also the work of Orcagna, while that of his sonLorenzo, who died in 1353, is attributed by our cicerone to Donatello, but by others to an unknown hand. It is certainly very beautiful. Thesetombs are the very reverse of those which we saw in S.
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