On the Wing Through Europe
On the Wing Through Europe
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Some one has made a calculation thaf "a dozen churches of the size of Trinity Church of New York could be set within it, the fronts and steeples grouped around in a close circle, and there would be abundant room, while the top of the PODESTA PALACE-FLORENCE The Vatican. 197 cluster of spires would not reach within an hundred feet of the inside of the dome." If the buildings on Broad street, from High street to the Irving House, north to Gay street and west to High street and south to Broad stre...et, were cleared away, there would be about room enough for St. Peter's Church, and to include the Vatican you would have to go as far east as the Cathedral.
The Vatican, in which the Pope and seventy-two cardinals reside, is entered from the end of the right colonnade of the piazza of St. Peter's, and contains four thousand four hundred and twenty- two rooms. It covers a space of one thousand one hundred and fifty-one feet in length by seven hundred and sixty-seven in breadth, so the Pope's prison is a large one, and he has plenty of room to receive his friends, and enough paintings, etc., to cultivate his aesthetic tastes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some one has made a calculation thaf "a dozen churches of the size of Trinity Church of New York could be set within it, the fronts and steeples grouped around in a close circle, and there would be abundant room, while the top of the PODESTA PALACE-FLORENCE The Vatican. 197 cluster of spires would not reach within an hundred feet of the inside of the dome." If the buildings on Broad street, from High street to the Irving House, north to Gay street and west to High street and south to Broad stre...et, were cleared away, there would be about room enough for St. Peter's Church, and to include the Vatican you would have to go as far east as the Cathedral.
The Vatican, in which the Pope and seventy-two cardinals reside, is entered from the end of the right colonnade of the piazza of St. Peter's, and contains four thousand four hundred and twenty- two rooms. It covers a space of one thousand one hundred and fifty-one feet in length by seven hundred and sixty-seven in breadth, so the Pope's prison is a large one, and he has plenty of room to receive his friends, and enough paintings, etc., to cultivate his aesthetic tastes.
What to read after On the Wing Through Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis C Francis Charles Sessions to read onlineMoreLess
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