Bits of Travel
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VENICE, "Wednesday, June 2, 1869.
nnHERE is so much to tell you about here, that I I see plainly my only way will be to keep a sort of journal, and if, so doing, I make my letter into a book, I hope enough of the color of the days will get into its pages to repay you for struggling through them. We finished up our May with a christening ! Venetian twins, in the church of San Giovanni e Palo, called in the guide-book vernacular (if there be such a thing as vernacular for men who write guide-book...s, bless them!) "the Westminster Abbey of Venice. " We had wandered about among the tombs of the Doges, and the statues of generals, and the altars and the candles, and the pictures and the scaffoldings, and the workmen and mortar, and the begging men and boys and old women, till we were perfectly exhausted, and did not care whether Venice ever had a Doge or not, or if the beggars died of starvation at our feet ; and we were just going off, when we saw a woman hurry- ing into the church with a glass box in her arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VENICE, "Wednesday, June 2, 1869.
nnHERE is so much to tell you about here, that I I see plainly my only way will be to keep a sort of journal, and if, so doing, I make my letter into a book, I hope enough of the color of the days will get into its pages to repay you for struggling through them. We finished up our May with a christening ! Venetian twins, in the church of San Giovanni e Palo, called in the guide-book vernacular (if there be such a thing as vernacular for men who write guide-book...s, bless them!) "the Westminster Abbey of Venice. " We had wandered about among the tombs of the Doges, and the statues of generals, and the altars and the candles, and the pictures and the scaffoldings, and the workmen and mortar, and the begging men and boys and old women, till we were perfectly exhausted, and did not care whether Venice ever had a Doge or not, or if the beggars died of starvation at our feet ; and we were just going off, when we saw a woman hurry- ing into the church with a glass box in her arms.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Helen Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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