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The keep, the garden, a grave-yard, and a cistern are still to be distinguished, a gardon, or rather, except in rainy weather, the dry bed of a garden winds among them. It is a desolate, treeless, silent spot, from which life has long ebbed away ; the only wonder is how any ever existed there. In the midst of the ruins is a great heap of stones, bits of coal, spar, sandstone, basalt, and chalk, apparently brought there from all parts of the Cevennes. And indeed it was so. On each stone there ha...s been traced a message and a sign, sometimes by a practised hand.
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in fine, delicate, and steady characters ; others are rude and ill-formed. The words are usually from the Bible — ^perhaps it is, " Flee ye to the moun- tains," or " Many dogs have come about me," or " Not forsaking the assembling of yourselves together," and the sign varied according to the kind of stone on which it was cut, granite being always marked by a sword, slate* by a round spot like a dial-drop, while another kind of stone will have a cross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The keep, the garden, a grave-yard, and a cistern are still to be distinguished, a gardon, or rather, except in rainy weather, the dry bed of a garden winds among them. It is a desolate, treeless, silent spot, from which life has long ebbed away ; the only wonder is how any ever existed there. In the midst of the ruins is a great heap of stones, bits of coal, spar, sandstone, basalt, and chalk, apparently brought there from all parts of the Cevennes. And indeed it was so. On each stone there ha...s been traced a message and a sign, sometimes by a practised hand.
122 FRANCE.
in fine, delicate, and steady characters ; others are rude and ill-formed. The words are usually from the Bible — ^perhaps it is, " Flee ye to the moun- tains," or " Many dogs have come about me," or " Not forsaking the assembling of yourselves together," and the sign varied according to the kind of stone on which it was cut, granite being always marked by a sword, slate* by a round spot like a dial-drop, while another kind of stone will have a cross.
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