An Inland Voyage
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There was no congregation but a few old women on chairs and old men kneeling on the pavement.
After awhile a long train of young girls, walk- NOYON CATHEDRAL 145 ing two and two, each with a Hghted taper in her hand, and all dressed in black with a white veil, came from behind the altar and began to descend the nave; the four first carrying a Virgin and Child upon a table. The priests and choristers arose from their knees and followed after, singing " Ave Mary '^ as they went. In this order the...y made the circuit of the cathedral, passing twice before me where I leaned against a pillar. The priest who seemed of most consequence was a strange, down-looking old man. He kept mum- bling prayers with his lips ; but, as he looked upon me darkling, it did not seem as if prayer were uppermost in his heart. Two others, who bore the burden of the chant, were stout, brutal, mili- tary-looking men of forty, with bold, over-fed eyes ; they sang with some lustiness, and trolled forth " Ave Mary " like a garrison catch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no congregation but a few old women on chairs and old men kneeling on the pavement.
After awhile a long train of young girls, walk- NOYON CATHEDRAL 145 ing two and two, each with a Hghted taper in her hand, and all dressed in black with a white veil, came from behind the altar and began to descend the nave; the four first carrying a Virgin and Child upon a table. The priests and choristers arose from their knees and followed after, singing " Ave Mary '^ as they went. In this order the...y made the circuit of the cathedral, passing twice before me where I leaned against a pillar. The priest who seemed of most consequence was a strange, down-looking old man. He kept mum- bling prayers with his lips ; but, as he looked upon me darkling, it did not seem as if prayer were uppermost in his heart. Two others, who bore the burden of the chant, were stout, brutal, mili- tary-looking men of forty, with bold, over-fed eyes ; they sang with some lustiness, and trolled forth " Ave Mary " like a garrison catch.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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