Memoir of Mary Anna Longstreth
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. Above Coblentz the shores of the river contract, and the scenery increases in grandeur. The castles succeeded each other so quickly that it was difficult to dwell upon any one as long as we wished. . . . The Castle of Marksburg delighted me. . . . The Fortress of Rheinfels is the most extensive ruin on the Rhine, and truly mag- nificent in its appearance. ... At St. Goar, as the river turned, we came in sight of one of its finest points, the dark, frowning precipice of the Lurley, then quickl...y to the charming town of Oberwesel, FRANKFORT.
85 with its m&ny-turreted walls, lofty round 'Ox- tower,' and beautiful church, — Liebfrauenkirche. . . .
After passing the ruins of Sonneck the castles were still more crowded. The river is here called * the castellated Rhine,' Falkenburg and Rheinstein suc- ceeding each other immediately.
'^Frankfort, yih mo. 2d>th. — . . . When we arrived here our good Breitschmidt, who had gone on in the morning to attend to various matters, met us with our American letters in his pocket, and as soon as we were seated in our carriages, we were so happy in reading them that for a time we were quite insensi- ble to the beauty of the town we were entering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Above Coblentz the shores of the river contract, and the scenery increases in grandeur. The castles succeeded each other so quickly that it was difficult to dwell upon any one as long as we wished. . . . The Castle of Marksburg delighted me. . . . The Fortress of Rheinfels is the most extensive ruin on the Rhine, and truly mag- nificent in its appearance. ... At St. Goar, as the river turned, we came in sight of one of its finest points, the dark, frowning precipice of the Lurley, then quickl...y to the charming town of Oberwesel, FRANKFORT.
85 with its m&ny-turreted walls, lofty round 'Ox- tower,' and beautiful church, — Liebfrauenkirche. . . .
After passing the ruins of Sonneck the castles were still more crowded. The river is here called * the castellated Rhine,' Falkenburg and Rheinstein suc- ceeding each other immediately.
'^Frankfort, yih mo. 2d>th. — . . . When we arrived here our good Breitschmidt, who had gone on in the morning to attend to various matters, met us with our American letters in his pocket, and as soon as we were seated in our carriages, we were so happy in reading them that for a time we were quite insensi- ble to the beauty of the town we were entering.
What to read after Memoir of Mary Anna Longstreth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newlin, Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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