By the Way Travel Letters Written During Several Journeys Abroad Describing So
By the Way Travel Letters Written During Several Journeys Abroad Describing So
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For Venice is not a thing, it is an experience.
We owned a gondola, — for a week. We lived in it, and I, sometimes, slept in it while we were being wafted from one place to another.
There is the usual — oh, no! there is nothing usual in Venice — cathedral, as in all cities, but St. Mark's stands out first and forever as The Church of all churches.
86 a z z M > z o ITALY My first glimpse of this pile of precious stones was unexpefted and most dramatic to me.
There were no letters that morning, ...and I was just walking — I did not care where or on what. What's beauty and loveliness compared to One letter ? An arcade blocked the way, and not knowing — not caring — where it led, I passed in and through it. Chancing to look up, I found myself in the light of day, and straight before me, ablaze with the sunlight full on its fa9ade, was a structure of lavish Oriental magnifi- cence.
"What is that?" I cried aloud.
" San Marco ! " answered a number of soft, musical voices in unison; and there stood by my side a little crowd of Italians, their dark eyes sparkling and white teeth showing, evidently pleased at my adoration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Venice is not a thing, it is an experience.
We owned a gondola, — for a week. We lived in it, and I, sometimes, slept in it while we were being wafted from one place to another.
There is the usual — oh, no! there is nothing usual in Venice — cathedral, as in all cities, but St. Mark's stands out first and forever as The Church of all churches.
86 a z z M > z o ITALY My first glimpse of this pile of precious stones was unexpefted and most dramatic to me.
There were no letters that morning, ...and I was just walking — I did not care where or on what. What's beauty and loveliness compared to One letter ? An arcade blocked the way, and not knowing — not caring — where it led, I passed in and through it. Chancing to look up, I found myself in the light of day, and straight before me, ablaze with the sunlight full on its fa9ade, was a structure of lavish Oriental magnifi- cence.
"What is that?" I cried aloud.
" San Marco ! " answered a number of soft, musical voices in unison; and there stood by my side a little crowd of Italians, their dark eyes sparkling and white teeth showing, evidently pleased at my adoration.
What to read after By the Way Travel Letters Written During Several Journeys Abroad Describing So?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agness Greene Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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