By-Ways of Europe 2
By-Ways of Europe 2
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At sunset, I saw it pour its waters into those of the Saale, not far from the railway station of Naumburg, where I came back to the highways of travel.
A WEEK ON CAPRI.
A WEEK ON CAPRL Looking seaward from Naples, the island of Capri lies across the throat of the bay like a vast natural break- water, grand in all its proportions, and marvellously picturesque in outline. The fancy is at once excited, and seeks to find some definite figure therein. Long ago, an English traveller compared it to a ...couchant lion ; Jean Paul, on the strength of some picture he had seen, pronounced it to be a sphinx ; while Gregorovius, most imaginative of all, finds that it is '^ an antique sarcopha- gus, with bas-reliefs of snaky-haired Eumenides, and the figure of Tiberius lying upon it." Capri is not striotly a bye- way of travel, inasmuch as most of the tourists who come to Naples take the little bay steamer, visit the Blue Grotto, touch an hour at the mortna, or landing-place, and return the same evening via Sorrento.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At sunset, I saw it pour its waters into those of the Saale, not far from the railway station of Naumburg, where I came back to the highways of travel.
A WEEK ON CAPRI.
A WEEK ON CAPRL Looking seaward from Naples, the island of Capri lies across the throat of the bay like a vast natural break- water, grand in all its proportions, and marvellously picturesque in outline. The fancy is at once excited, and seeks to find some definite figure therein. Long ago, an English traveller compared it to a ...couchant lion ; Jean Paul, on the strength of some picture he had seen, pronounced it to be a sphinx ; while Gregorovius, most imaginative of all, finds that it is '^ an antique sarcopha- gus, with bas-reliefs of snaky-haired Eumenides, and the figure of Tiberius lying upon it." Capri is not striotly a bye- way of travel, inasmuch as most of the tourists who come to Naples take the little bay steamer, visit the Blue Grotto, touch an hour at the mortna, or landing-place, and return the same evening via Sorrento.
What to read after By-Ways of Europe 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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