Normandy, Illustrated, Complete
Normandy, Illustrated, Complete
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The attaches of the rival hotels are already awaitingthe arrival of the early batch of sight-seers. All over the delicatelytinted sands there are constantly moving shadows from the light cloudsforming over the sea, and blowing freshly from the west there comes aninvigorating breeze.
Before even the museum can have a real interest for us, we must go back tothe early times when Mont St Michel was a bare rock; when it was not evenan island, and when the bay of Mont St Michel was covered by the for...est ofScissey.
It seems that the Romans raised a shrine to Jupiter on the rock, which soongave to it the name of Mons Jovis, afterwards to be contracted intoMont-Jou. They had displaced some earlier Druidical or othersun-worshippers who had carried on their rites at this lonely spot; but theRoman innovation soon became a thing of the past and the Franks, aftertheir conversion to Christianity, built on the rock two oratories, one toSt Stephen and the other to St Symphorian. It was then that the nameMont-Jou was abandoned in favour of Mons-Tumba.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The attaches of the rival hotels are already awaitingthe arrival of the early batch of sight-seers. All over the delicatelytinted sands there are constantly moving shadows from the light cloudsforming over the sea, and blowing freshly from the west there comes aninvigorating breeze.
Before even the museum can have a real interest for us, we must go back tothe early times when Mont St Michel was a bare rock; when it was not evenan island, and when the bay of Mont St Michel was covered by the for...est ofScissey.
It seems that the Romans raised a shrine to Jupiter on the rock, which soongave to it the name of Mons Jovis, afterwards to be contracted intoMont-Jou. They had displaced some earlier Druidical or othersun-worshippers who had carried on their rites at this lonely spot; but theRoman innovation soon became a thing of the past and the Franks, aftertheir conversion to Christianity, built on the rock two oratories, one toSt Stephen and the other to St Symphorian. It was then that the nameMont-Jou was abandoned in favour of Mons-Tumba.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Home Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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