Galignani's New Paris Guide, for 1856
Galignani's New Paris Guide, for 1856
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The visitor is first conducted to the right wing, occupied by the boys, and witnesses successively their ability in brush-making, joinery, turning, weaving, and basket-making, which is considered the best employment for them, except music, for which they have a peculiar aptitude, and which is here cultivated with the utmost care. On ascending the first story, he is introduced to the school and music rooms, and next to the chapel, which occupies the centre; it is of the Ionic and Corinthian orde...rs combined. Two ranges, of 12 columns each, form an upper and lower gallery occupying the whole perimeter of the cha- pel, save the choir, which is cruciform, and separated from the nave by a main arch. It is crowned with a cupola, and ends in a semicircular recess, the semi-cupola of which is painted in fresco by Lehmann, and represents Christ calling children around him. The ceiling of the nave is of timber work, with gilt rosettes, in square compartments. On the se- cond floor are the dormitories, four for boys, and two for girls, besides a supplementary one in case of necessity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The visitor is first conducted to the right wing, occupied by the boys, and witnesses successively their ability in brush-making, joinery, turning, weaving, and basket-making, which is considered the best employment for them, except music, for which they have a peculiar aptitude, and which is here cultivated with the utmost care. On ascending the first story, he is introduced to the school and music rooms, and next to the chapel, which occupies the centre; it is of the Ionic and Corinthian orde...rs combined. Two ranges, of 12 columns each, form an upper and lower gallery occupying the whole perimeter of the cha- pel, save the choir, which is cruciform, and separated from the nave by a main arch. It is crowned with a cupola, and ends in a semicircular recess, the semi-cupola of which is painted in fresco by Lehmann, and represents Christ calling children around him. The ceiling of the nave is of timber work, with gilt rosettes, in square compartments. On the se- cond floor are the dormitories, four for boys, and two for girls, besides a supplementary one in case of necessity.
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