History of a Six Weeks Tour Through a Part of France Switzerland Germany And
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The boatmen said, that this tower was once three times higher than it is now. There are two staircases in the thickness of the walls, one of which is entirely de- molished, and the other half ruined, and only accessible by a ladder. The town itself, now an inconsiderable vil- lage inhabited by a few fishermen, was built by a Queen of Burgundy, and reduced to its present state by the inhabitants of Berne, who burnt and ravaged every thing they could find.
Leaving Hermance, we arrived at sunset a...t the village of Nerni. After looking at our lodgings, which were gloomy and dirty, we walked out by the side of the lake. It was beautiful no to see the vast expanse of these purple and misty waters broken by the craggy islets near to its slant and u beached margin. " There were many fish sport- ing in the lake, and multitudes were collected close to the rocks to catch the flies which inhabited them.
On returning to the village, we sat on a wall beside the lake, looking at some children who were playing at a game like ninepins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boatmen said, that this tower was once three times higher than it is now. There are two staircases in the thickness of the walls, one of which is entirely de- molished, and the other half ruined, and only accessible by a ladder. The town itself, now an inconsiderable vil- lage inhabited by a few fishermen, was built by a Queen of Burgundy, and reduced to its present state by the inhabitants of Berne, who burnt and ravaged every thing they could find.
Leaving Hermance, we arrived at sunset a...t the village of Nerni. After looking at our lodgings, which were gloomy and dirty, we walked out by the side of the lake. It was beautiful no to see the vast expanse of these purple and misty waters broken by the craggy islets near to its slant and u beached margin. " There were many fish sport- ing in the lake, and multitudes were collected close to the rocks to catch the flies which inhabited them.
On returning to the village, we sat on a wall beside the lake, looking at some children who were playing at a game like ninepins.
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