Memories Some of Many
Memories Some of Many
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Bridges spanned the swift river, and winding stone stairways led to heights above. Up these steep stairways bare-footed women and girls with long baskets strapped to their backs were slowly moving.
"Stately figures, tall and straight, " and we asked with Longfellow, "What inexorable fate. Has bound them to this life of toil?" The rocky gorge was full of noise and industry. Pretty girls employed in the factories smiled at us from open doorways, and men gave the forestieri pleasant greeting.
Back... in the town we went up a broad flight of steps to the grand, old Cathedral whose tall, red and white marble campanile we had seen shining against the blue sky since first Amalfi came in sight. The beautiful doors were of chiseled bronze; the interior im- pressive and sweet with incense. We looked into the pretty cloistered court, then down to the quaint old square adorned by a fountain and a statue of St. Andrew, the patron Saint of Amalfi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bridges spanned the swift river, and winding stone stairways led to heights above. Up these steep stairways bare-footed women and girls with long baskets strapped to their backs were slowly moving.
"Stately figures, tall and straight, " and we asked with Longfellow, "What inexorable fate. Has bound them to this life of toil?" The rocky gorge was full of noise and industry. Pretty girls employed in the factories smiled at us from open doorways, and men gave the forestieri pleasant greeting.
Back... in the town we went up a broad flight of steps to the grand, old Cathedral whose tall, red and white marble campanile we had seen shining against the blue sky since first Amalfi came in sight. The beautiful doors were of chiseled bronze; the interior im- pressive and sweet with incense. We looked into the pretty cloistered court, then down to the quaint old square adorned by a fountain and a statue of St. Andrew, the patron Saint of Amalfi.
Surrounded by beggars we continued on to the shore of the Bay Page One Hundred Ninety-eight tiHiiiiiiiiniinMitriiiiiirinnriiiriiinNiiiiMiiitMiinniiiuiiiiiinininniiiiiniiiiiiriiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniitiiitnnirniinriiiinnriinniiriiiiinHiiiuiiiininniinMiiinniMiiniiiim MEMORIES — SOME OF MANY 'iiuMniinnnruriiiuiiunHMniiriiniiinMiiiHtinMiniininiuiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiuiMiitnuiiiiiiiiniHiHniiiiiiinniniiiiiriiiiiHiMiiiiiniiiiniiniiiuiiininiiHniiiiiiinnMiiiiiiiiiiiniii where women were mending nets, children playing in the sand and fishermen in red caps and sashes were cleaning and painting their boats.
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