Central Topics in Geography volume 1
Central Topics in Geography volume 1
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) The great doorway at the western end is thirty-one feet wide and ninety-three feet high, with a gorgeous window of corresponding size above, the gift of the Crown Prince of Germany. The lofty spires are among the highest stone structures in the world, but they are so massive and in such harmony with the rest of the building that they seem natural and appropriate. The Washington monument in our capital is almost the only stone structure that exceeds them in height, being 555 feet tall. But the...ir unusual size is not so wonderful as the richness and abundance of their carved decorations. The whole front of this vast structure, including the tow- ers, gables, windows, doors, and buttresses, is richly dec- orated with finished carving, the finest work of the chisel ; and not only the front, but the whole exterior of the church on all sides is finished and ornamented with perfection of detail. The interior also displays a profu- 28 THE RHINE RIVER sion of carved workmanship. The lofty fluted columns, massive but graceful, the overarching canopy of the great nave, the numberless statues of saints and apostles with which the pillars are decorated, the rich colors and paint- ings of the stained glass windows, give a sense of com- pleteness to this, the greatest of the many Gothic churches of Europe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) The great doorway at the western end is thirty-one feet wide and ninety-three feet high, with a gorgeous window of corresponding size above, the gift of the Crown Prince of Germany. The lofty spires are among the highest stone structures in the world, but they are so massive and in such harmony with the rest of the building that they seem natural and appropriate. The Washington monument in our capital is almost the only stone structure that exceeds them in height, being 555 feet tall. But the...ir unusual size is not so wonderful as the richness and abundance of their carved decorations. The whole front of this vast structure, including the tow- ers, gables, windows, doors, and buttresses, is richly dec- orated with finished carving, the finest work of the chisel ; and not only the front, but the whole exterior of the church on all sides is finished and ornamented with perfection of detail. The interior also displays a profu- 28 THE RHINE RIVER sion of carved workmanship. The lofty fluted columns, massive but graceful, the overarching canopy of the great nave, the numberless statues of saints and apostles with which the pillars are decorated, the rich colors and paint- ings of the stained glass windows, give a sense of com- pleteness to this, the greatest of the many Gothic churches of Europe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Alexander Mcmurry to read onlineMoreLess
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