In the Rhne Country
In the Rhne Country
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I was asking one of my friends — a well-known art official as well as homme du monde — about it the other day in Paris ; and he seemed to find it no hardship, but a rather good opportunity for ransacking the old curiosity shops in the remote country town in which he was stationed. And again did I long that Eng- lishmen had to do likewise.
INTERIOR OF THE RAMPARTS. AVIGNON GATE IN THE RAMPARTS. AVIGNON P. 123 CHAPTER XI STREETS AND LANES OF A CITY Sept. 13.
The ramparts, which I have so often lo...nged to see again, since that fleeting glimpse sixteen years ago of their machicolated towers and parapet in the misty dawn from my uneasy couch in the sleeper, are a very old story in Avignon. For ramparts in some shape or other existed before the coming of the Romans in 124 B. C. , when Avignon was one of the most powerful cities of the Cavares. The Roman invaders fortified it afresh. But all traces of their dominion disappeared during the disasters of the 8th century under the Saracenic in- vasion and Charles Martel's terrible reprisals, when Avignon was sacked and burnt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was asking one of my friends — a well-known art official as well as homme du monde — about it the other day in Paris ; and he seemed to find it no hardship, but a rather good opportunity for ransacking the old curiosity shops in the remote country town in which he was stationed. And again did I long that Eng- lishmen had to do likewise.
INTERIOR OF THE RAMPARTS. AVIGNON GATE IN THE RAMPARTS. AVIGNON P. 123 CHAPTER XI STREETS AND LANES OF A CITY Sept. 13.
The ramparts, which I have so often lo...nged to see again, since that fleeting glimpse sixteen years ago of their machicolated towers and parapet in the misty dawn from my uneasy couch in the sleeper, are a very old story in Avignon. For ramparts in some shape or other existed before the coming of the Romans in 124 B. C. , when Avignon was one of the most powerful cities of the Cavares. The Roman invaders fortified it afresh. But all traces of their dominion disappeared during the disasters of the 8th century under the Saracenic in- vasion and Charles Martel's terrible reprisals, when Avignon was sacked and burnt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose G Rose Georgina Kingsley to read onlineMoreLess
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