English Hours
English Hours
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It savoured intensely in short of that inexorable gentility which the English put on with their Sunday bonnets and beavers and which fills me as a mere taster of produced tastes with a sort of fond reactionary remembrance of those animated bundles of rags which one sees kneeling in the churches of Italy. But even here, as taster of tastes, I found my account. You always do if you throw yourself confidently enough, in England, on the chapter of accidents. Before me and beside me sat a row of the... comeliest young men, clad in black gowns and wearing on their shoulders long hoods trimmed with white fur. Who and what they were I know not, for I preferred not to learn, 101 The Market Place, Wells Ibours lest by chance they should not be so mediaeval as they Wells and looked. Salisbury My fancy found its account even better in the singular quaintness of the little precinct known as the Vicars' Close. It directly adjoins the Cathedral Green, and you enter it beneath one of the solid old gatehouses which form so striking an element in the ecclesiastical furniture of Wells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It savoured intensely in short of that inexorable gentility which the English put on with their Sunday bonnets and beavers and which fills me as a mere taster of produced tastes with a sort of fond reactionary remembrance of those animated bundles of rags which one sees kneeling in the churches of Italy. But even here, as taster of tastes, I found my account. You always do if you throw yourself confidently enough, in England, on the chapter of accidents. Before me and beside me sat a row of the... comeliest young men, clad in black gowns and wearing on their shoulders long hoods trimmed with white fur. Who and what they were I know not, for I preferred not to learn, 101 The Market Place, Wells Ibours lest by chance they should not be so mediaeval as they Wells and looked. Salisbury My fancy found its account even better in the singular quaintness of the little precinct known as the Vicars' Close. It directly adjoins the Cathedral Green, and you enter it beneath one of the solid old gatehouses which form so striking an element in the ecclesiastical furniture of Wells.
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