From Dublin to Chicago
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There is one church in New York which seems to me to have caught the spirit of the city, the unfinished cathedral of St. John the Divine. It gives the worshipper within its walls a strange sense of titanic strength striving majestically to express itself in stone. I am told that the building is to be finished in some other way, in accordance with the rules and orthodoxies of some school of architecture. This may not be true, but, even if it is, there [90] THE "HUSTLING" LEGEND still remains the... hope that enough has been al ready done to preserve for the finished work its character of relentless strength. If its build ers are brave enough to go as they have begun, this cathedral should rank in the eyes of fu ture generations as one of the great houses of God in the world. St. Mark s, with its fan tastic spires and gorgeous coloring, expresses all the past history of Venice and her com merce with the East, all which that strange republic learnt of the Divine, from the glow of Syrian deserts, where sun-baked caravans crawled slowly, and from the heavy scents of Midianitish merchandise in the market places of Damascus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is one church in New York which seems to me to have caught the spirit of the city, the unfinished cathedral of St. John the Divine. It gives the worshipper within its walls a strange sense of titanic strength striving majestically to express itself in stone. I am told that the building is to be finished in some other way, in accordance with the rules and orthodoxies of some school of architecture. This may not be true, but, even if it is, there [90] THE "HUSTLING" LEGEND still remains the... hope that enough has been al ready done to preserve for the finished work its character of relentless strength. If its build ers are brave enough to go as they have begun, this cathedral should rank in the eyes of fu ture generations as one of the great houses of God in the world. St. Mark s, with its fan tastic spires and gorgeous coloring, expresses all the past history of Venice and her com merce with the East, all which that strange republic learnt of the Divine, from the glow of Syrian deserts, where sun-baked caravans crawled slowly, and from the heavy scents of Midianitish merchandise in the market places of Damascus.
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