An American Student in France
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I climbed the steep stairs leading to the fafade, mutilated by time and by vandalism ; I pushed open the low door which is fitted into the larger one under the left arch, as if to symbolize the diminished numbers of the Faithful ; and I found myself in the forest of white columns in the empty nave where Bossuet used to preach, opposite the wonderful sanctuary where he lies sleeping, a simple stone mark- ing the spot. I passed up along the aisles, before the chapels surrounding the choir, where ...I met with nothing but tombs. And I, who had just had a glimpse of God's love for his creatures, was frightened to feel how little [198] IN A SICK-ROOM they thought of Him, how small a place until then He had occupied in my own thoughts. I sat down at the end of the apse, in a chapel where a light was burning, and I remained there absorbed in thought until some one came and told me the church was about to be closed. It was almost night when I went out of the cathedral and looked up to the sky ; a little star had just begun shining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I climbed the steep stairs leading to the fafade, mutilated by time and by vandalism ; I pushed open the low door which is fitted into the larger one under the left arch, as if to symbolize the diminished numbers of the Faithful ; and I found myself in the forest of white columns in the empty nave where Bossuet used to preach, opposite the wonderful sanctuary where he lies sleeping, a simple stone mark- ing the spot. I passed up along the aisles, before the chapels surrounding the choir, where ...I met with nothing but tombs. And I, who had just had a glimpse of God's love for his creatures, was frightened to feel how little [198] IN A SICK-ROOM they thought of Him, how small a place until then He had occupied in my own thoughts. I sat down at the end of the apse, in a chapel where a light was burning, and I remained there absorbed in thought until some one came and told me the church was about to be closed. It was almost night when I went out of the cathedral and looked up to the sky ; a little star had just begun shining.
What to read after An American Student in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klein, Felix, 1849-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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