Picture Towns of Europe
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Each man carried aloft a torch whose yellow flame blended strangely with the shadows. Behind them, drawn by four shrouded men, was a bier where, under a black pall, a dead man lay. Thus, at even- ing, do they bury their dead.
In the ancient days the citadel of San Gimignano was a stronghold that defied many attacks, but to-day it is only a home- stead with a garden of tomatoes and sweet- smelling herbs growing within the ram- parts. A boy opens the door and leads you along the garden paths to n...arrow steps, within what once were the castle walls, and when you climb them you find yourself upon the watch-tower, and all around the unobstructed circle of the far horizon, with those closely grouped towers SAN GIMIGNANO, ITALY 65 of the city rising just before you, and the wide sweep of the sunlit valleys holding many towns within their hollows.
Wonderfully interesting are the city hall and the square in which it stands. The former has a quaint courtyard with a fountain and an outer stair- way, which, set about with marbles and coats-of-arms, leads to an open loge, and thus to the council chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each man carried aloft a torch whose yellow flame blended strangely with the shadows. Behind them, drawn by four shrouded men, was a bier where, under a black pall, a dead man lay. Thus, at even- ing, do they bury their dead.
In the ancient days the citadel of San Gimignano was a stronghold that defied many attacks, but to-day it is only a home- stead with a garden of tomatoes and sweet- smelling herbs growing within the ram- parts. A boy opens the door and leads you along the garden paths to n...arrow steps, within what once were the castle walls, and when you climb them you find yourself upon the watch-tower, and all around the unobstructed circle of the far horizon, with those closely grouped towers SAN GIMIGNANO, ITALY 65 of the city rising just before you, and the wide sweep of the sunlit valleys holding many towns within their hollows.
Wonderfully interesting are the city hall and the square in which it stands. The former has a quaint courtyard with a fountain and an outer stair- way, which, set about with marbles and coats-of-arms, leads to an open loge, and thus to the council chamber.
What to read after Picture Towns of Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert B Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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