Life And Letters of Thomas Gold Appleton
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Their costume is most gaudy, and un- Sozithern Skies. 201 becoming a Pope's attendants. They carry halberds, and their red-plumed caps, slashed breeches, and ruf- fled necks, make them look like relics of the four- teenth century, as in fact they are. . . .
" We were well tired when the rites were over, but my time was not lost, for I was studying all the while the wonders of the ceiling overhead.
" I have paid for all my mosaics and cameos. Our imperial seems made aposta for our prints, of whi...ch we have bought a large supply.
"March ioth. We drove silently down the Corso, looking our last at the columns, and when we swept under the Coliseum it was with sad feelings. We traversed the desolate part of Rome on the southern side, where the finest churches seem planted in a desert.
Mr. Percival left the party at the end of their visit in Rome, remaining there while they went on. His place in the carriage was taken by Mr. Barnard, who had been found by his friends very ill on their first arrival in Rome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their costume is most gaudy, and un- Sozithern Skies. 201 becoming a Pope's attendants. They carry halberds, and their red-plumed caps, slashed breeches, and ruf- fled necks, make them look like relics of the four- teenth century, as in fact they are. . . .
" We were well tired when the rites were over, but my time was not lost, for I was studying all the while the wonders of the ceiling overhead.
" I have paid for all my mosaics and cameos. Our imperial seems made aposta for our prints, of whi...ch we have bought a large supply.
"March ioth. We drove silently down the Corso, looking our last at the columns, and when we swept under the Coliseum it was with sad feelings. We traversed the desolate part of Rome on the southern side, where the finest churches seem planted in a desert.
Mr. Percival left the party at the end of their visit in Rome, remaining there while they went on. His place in the carriage was taken by Mr. Barnard, who had been found by his friends very ill on their first arrival in Rome.
What to read after Life And Letters of Thomas Gold Appleton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Gold Appleton to read onlineMoreLess
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