Nuremberg
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Opposite the Rathaus the little Brunnengasslein joins the Theresienstrasse. It would be a pity to miss the courts of Nos. 14 and 7. The former, generally called the Kutscherhof, is distinguished by a tent- like bow-window ; the latter, at the back of the City Records Office, is especially picturesque in the spring, when the hydrangeas and carnations fill the windows of the little galleries, and the lilac and jasmine stretch forth branches laden with bloom from the deep recesses of the garden. T...he ancient angular staircase clings in its ascent to a massive column. Descending the Schildgasse and Burg- strasse between the Fembohaus (a high-gabled sixteenth-century building) and the City Records Office, we turn to the right and hasten through the lane by the Posthornchen, or past the north side of THE CITY 33 the Church of St. Sebald to the Albrecht Diirer Platz with the master's monument.
Now we must choose between two of the most important possessions of the city, the Oriel-window of the Parsonage of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Opposite the Rathaus the little Brunnengasslein joins the Theresienstrasse. It would be a pity to miss the courts of Nos. 14 and 7. The former, generally called the Kutscherhof, is distinguished by a tent- like bow-window ; the latter, at the back of the City Records Office, is especially picturesque in the spring, when the hydrangeas and carnations fill the windows of the little galleries, and the lilac and jasmine stretch forth branches laden with bloom from the deep recesses of the garden. T...he ancient angular staircase clings in its ascent to a massive column. Descending the Schildgasse and Burg- strasse between the Fembohaus (a high-gabled sixteenth-century building) and the City Records Office, we turn to the right and hasten through the lane by the Posthornchen, or past the north side of THE CITY 33 the Church of St. Sebald to the Albrecht Diirer Platz with the master's monument.
Now we must choose between two of the most important possessions of the city, the Oriel-window of the Parsonage of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Uhde Bernays to read onlineMoreLess
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