A Wanderer in Venice 8 5
A Wanderer in Venice 8 5
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Mr. Howells thus describes it: "Before the winter passed, I had changed myhabitation from rooms near the Piazza to quarters on the Campo SanBartolommeo, through which the busiest street in Venice passes, from S. Mark's to the Rialto Bridge. It is one of the smallest squares of thecity, and the very noisiest, and here the spring came with intolerableuproar. I had taken my rooms early in March, when the tumult under mywindows amounted only to a cheerful stir, and made company for me; butwhen the ...winter broke, and the windows were opened, I found that I hadtoo much society.
"Each campo in Venice is a little city, self-contained and independent. Each has its church, of which it was in the earliest times theburial-ground; and each within its limits compasses an apothecary'sshop, a blacksmith's and shoemaker's shop, a caffè more or lessbrilliant, a greengrocer's and fruiterer's, a family grocery--nay, thereis also a second-hand merchant's shop where you buy and sell every kindof worn out thing at the lowest rates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Howells thus describes it: "Before the winter passed, I had changed myhabitation from rooms near the Piazza to quarters on the Campo SanBartolommeo, through which the busiest street in Venice passes, from S. Mark's to the Rialto Bridge. It is one of the smallest squares of thecity, and the very noisiest, and here the spring came with intolerableuproar. I had taken my rooms early in March, when the tumult under mywindows amounted only to a cheerful stir, and made company for me; butwhen the ...winter broke, and the windows were opened, I found that I hadtoo much society.
"Each campo in Venice is a little city, self-contained and independent. Each has its church, of which it was in the earliest times theburial-ground; and each within its limits compasses an apothecary'sshop, a blacksmith's and shoemaker's shop, a caffè more or lessbrilliant, a greengrocer's and fruiterer's, a family grocery--nay, thereis also a second-hand merchant's shop where you buy and sell every kindof worn out thing at the lowest rates.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ev Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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