Highways And Byways in Normandy
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La Ferte retains a certain air of feudal dignity ; and the powerful dark stone almost saves some parts of the atro- cious modern church, though its builders have managed to make even their bare wall spaces frivolous by arranging the stones in patterns.
It is twelve miles straight through the Foret d'Andaine to Domfront ; but, if we like, we can make a detour through the Foret de la Ferte to Bagnoles, a well-known watering place, whither jaded Parisians repair to restore their digestions. The va...lley of Bagnoles is a chasm in the great chain of quartzite hills, which stretch on to Mortain ; it lies beautifully in the forest, which is as yet fresh and unspoilt, so that one can lie on the heather under the firs and eat bilberries to one's heart's content. And to the traveller it is interesting to come thus suddenly upon the villas and hotels which have grown up round the mineral springs, to see smart frocks, and pavilions, and the inevitable casino with its theatre and its petits chevaux, and then to plunge again into the forest on his way to the medieval town of Domfront.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
La Ferte retains a certain air of feudal dignity ; and the powerful dark stone almost saves some parts of the atro- cious modern church, though its builders have managed to make even their bare wall spaces frivolous by arranging the stones in patterns.
It is twelve miles straight through the Foret d'Andaine to Domfront ; but, if we like, we can make a detour through the Foret de la Ferte to Bagnoles, a well-known watering place, whither jaded Parisians repair to restore their digestions. The va...lley of Bagnoles is a chasm in the great chain of quartzite hills, which stretch on to Mortain ; it lies beautifully in the forest, which is as yet fresh and unspoilt, so that one can lie on the heather under the firs and eat bilberries to one's heart's content. And to the traveller it is interesting to come thus suddenly upon the villas and hotels which have grown up round the mineral springs, to see smart frocks, and pavilions, and the inevitable casino with its theatre and its petits chevaux, and then to plunge again into the forest on his way to the medieval town of Domfront.
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