Over Seas in Early Days 1828 29
Over Seas in Early Days 1828 29
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Fessenden rode with a party to some gardens beyond the Tiber or the Trastevere, as it is called, and described his excursion as so delightful that I regretted not having accepted an invitation to join them.
These gardens belong to the Doria princes, adjacent to one of their palaces. He spoke in glowing terms of the beauty of its walks, statuary, and fountains; the fragrance of the orange groves, and its multitude of IN EARLY DAYS. 83 flowers. From among them I have selected a few violets, not o...f spring, but of winter, to send to you.
Speaking of Trastevere, it may not be amiss to ex- plain the term, which signifies that quarter which is sep- arated from the main body of the city by the Tiber. The inhabitants are called the Trasteverini, and pretend that they are lineal descendants from the ancient Romans. In this fancied nobility even the poorest of them take so much pride that they consider it an indelible disgrace to be allied to any other Roman or foreigner.
An anecdote is related of a wealthy and respectable German, who addressed the daughter of a poor barber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fessenden rode with a party to some gardens beyond the Tiber or the Trastevere, as it is called, and described his excursion as so delightful that I regretted not having accepted an invitation to join them.
These gardens belong to the Doria princes, adjacent to one of their palaces. He spoke in glowing terms of the beauty of its walks, statuary, and fountains; the fragrance of the orange groves, and its multitude of IN EARLY DAYS. 83 flowers. From among them I have selected a few violets, not o...f spring, but of winter, to send to you.
Speaking of Trastevere, it may not be amiss to ex- plain the term, which signifies that quarter which is sep- arated from the main body of the city by the Tiber. The inhabitants are called the Trasteverini, and pretend that they are lineal descendants from the ancient Romans. In this fancied nobility even the poorest of them take so much pride that they consider it an indelible disgrace to be allied to any other Roman or foreigner.
An anecdote is related of a wealthy and respectable German, who addressed the daughter of a poor barber.
What to read after Over Seas in Early Days 1828 29?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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