Christ in Flanders
Christ in Flanders
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I looked round with nokindling of the imagination at the forest of columns, at the slenderarches set aloft upon the leafy capitals, a delicate labyrinth ofsculpture. I walked with careless eyes along the side aisles thatopened out before me like vast portals, ever turning upon theirhinges. It was scarcely possible to see, by the dim light of theautumn day, the sculptured groinings of the roof, the delicate andclean-cut lines of the mouldings of the graceful pointed arches. Theorgan pipes were m...ute. There was no sound save the noise of my ownfootsteps to awaken the mournful echoes lurking in the dark chapels. Isat down at the base of one of the four pillars that supported thetower, near the choir. Thence I could see the whole of the building. Igazed, and no ideas connected with it arose in my mind. I saw withoutseeing the mighty maze of pillars, the great rose windows that hunglike a network suspended as by a miracle in air above the vastdoorways. I saw the doors at the end of the side aisles, the aerialgalleries, the stained glass windows framed in archways, divided byslender columns, fretted into flower forms and trefoil by finefiligree work of carved stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I looked round with nokindling of the imagination at the forest of columns, at the slenderarches set aloft upon the leafy capitals, a delicate labyrinth ofsculpture. I walked with careless eyes along the side aisles thatopened out before me like vast portals, ever turning upon theirhinges. It was scarcely possible to see, by the dim light of theautumn day, the sculptured groinings of the roof, the delicate andclean-cut lines of the mouldings of the graceful pointed arches. Theorgan pipes were m...ute. There was no sound save the noise of my ownfootsteps to awaken the mournful echoes lurking in the dark chapels. Isat down at the base of one of the four pillars that supported thetower, near the choir. Thence I could see the whole of the building. Igazed, and no ideas connected with it arose in my mind. I saw withoutseeing the mighty maze of pillars, the great rose windows that hunglike a network suspended as by a miracle in air above the vastdoorways. I saw the doors at the end of the side aisles, the aerialgalleries, the stained glass windows framed in archways, divided byslender columns, fretted into flower forms and trefoil by finefiligree work of carved stone.
What to read after Christ in Flanders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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