Essays And Letters
Essays And Letters
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We arrive at Versailles at nine.
Tuesday, 3rd. — We saw the palace and gardens of Versailles and le Grand et Petit Trianon. They surpass Fontainebleau. The gardens are full of statues, vases, fountains, and colonnades. In all that essentially belongs to a garden they are extraor- dinarily deficient. The orangery is a stupid piece of expense. There was one orange-tree, not apparently so old, sown in 1442. We saw only the gardens and the theatre at the Petit Trianon. The gardens are in the Englis...h taste, and extremely pretty. The Grand Trianon was open. It is a summer palace, light, yet magnificent. We were unable to devote the time it deserved to the gallery of paintings here. There was a portrait of Madame de la Valli^re, the repentant mistress of Louis XIV.
2o8 LETTERS.
She was melancholy, but exceedingly beautiful, and was repre sented as holding a skull, and sitting before a crucifix, pale, and with downcast eyes.
We then went to the great palace. The apartments are unfurnished ; but even with this disadvantage, are more magni- ficent than those of Fontainebleau.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We arrive at Versailles at nine.
Tuesday, 3rd. — We saw the palace and gardens of Versailles and le Grand et Petit Trianon. They surpass Fontainebleau. The gardens are full of statues, vases, fountains, and colonnades. In all that essentially belongs to a garden they are extraor- dinarily deficient. The orangery is a stupid piece of expense. There was one orange-tree, not apparently so old, sown in 1442. We saw only the gardens and the theatre at the Petit Trianon. The gardens are in the Englis...h taste, and extremely pretty. The Grand Trianon was open. It is a summer palace, light, yet magnificent. We were unable to devote the time it deserved to the gallery of paintings here. There was a portrait of Madame de la Valli^re, the repentant mistress of Louis XIV.
2o8 LETTERS.
She was melancholy, but exceedingly beautiful, and was repre sented as holding a skull, and sitting before a crucifix, pale, and with downcast eyes.
We then went to the great palace. The apartments are unfurnished ; but even with this disadvantage, are more magni- ficent than those of Fontainebleau.
What to read after Essays And Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shelley Percy Bysshe to read onlineMoreLess
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