Granada Present And Bygone
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These are certainly the finest works of their kind in the world. It is strange that so much genius for detail and so much costly material should withal have wrought so meretricious an edifice. The Cartuja, like the San Geronimo, was rifled of its greatest treasures by the French under Sebastiani, who exhibited the discrimination of dilettantes on their plundering expeditions.
Head of John the Baptist 274 GRANADA On your way back to the Puerta Real (supposing that to have been your starting-poin...t), you may glance at the University, a single College situated in a pretty Botanic Garden. It was founded in 1531, but the actual building dates only from the eighteenth century. The classes are poorly attended. Granada is not a literary town. I only discovered two book- sellers' shops in it, both in the Calle de Mesones. Scrappy newspapers and translations of French novels appear to provide the chief mental pabulum for the better class. While in this part of the town, enquire for the house wherein Her Majesty the Empress Eugenie was born.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are certainly the finest works of their kind in the world. It is strange that so much genius for detail and so much costly material should withal have wrought so meretricious an edifice. The Cartuja, like the San Geronimo, was rifled of its greatest treasures by the French under Sebastiani, who exhibited the discrimination of dilettantes on their plundering expeditions.
Head of John the Baptist 274 GRANADA On your way back to the Puerta Real (supposing that to have been your starting-poin...t), you may glance at the University, a single College situated in a pretty Botanic Garden. It was founded in 1531, but the actual building dates only from the eighteenth century. The classes are poorly attended. Granada is not a literary town. I only discovered two book- sellers' shops in it, both in the Calle de Mesones. Scrappy newspapers and translations of French novels appear to provide the chief mental pabulum for the better class. While in this part of the town, enquire for the house wherein Her Majesty the Empress Eugenie was born.
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