Hill Towns of Italy
Hill Towns of Italy
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It was the left-hand one of these streets that I took for my first walk about the town, the PERUGIA 171 Corso, which runs from the park and the hotel to the central piazza and the Duomo four hundred yards away, and which is pleasantly called the Corso Vanucci. Worthy citizens, to remember their artist first of all ; this savors of Tuscany. Two things struck me at once as I walked along between high plastered fagades and well-dressed, busy people : Perugia did not die with the Mid- dle Ages, and... Perugia is no longer warlike. She did not stagnate and decay within her ancient walls with the coming of modern times, like Assisi and Spello and Trevi, for here were pros- perity and business ; true to her valor and her history, she has kept on advancing. And in this advancement the ferocity and unrest which were the marked characteristics of her people from earliest ages, have turned to thrift and courtesy. I saw them, and afterwards always found them, well-mannered and comparatively prosperous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the left-hand one of these streets that I took for my first walk about the town, the PERUGIA 171 Corso, which runs from the park and the hotel to the central piazza and the Duomo four hundred yards away, and which is pleasantly called the Corso Vanucci. Worthy citizens, to remember their artist first of all ; this savors of Tuscany. Two things struck me at once as I walked along between high plastered fagades and well-dressed, busy people : Perugia did not die with the Mid- dle Ages, and... Perugia is no longer warlike. She did not stagnate and decay within her ancient walls with the coming of modern times, like Assisi and Spello and Trevi, for here were pros- perity and business ; true to her valor and her history, she has kept on advancing. And in this advancement the ferocity and unrest which were the marked characteristics of her people from earliest ages, have turned to thrift and courtesy. I saw them, and afterwards always found them, well-mannered and comparatively prosperous.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egerton R Egerton Ryerson Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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