Rambles in Catholic Lands
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Volders is a village on the same side of the Inn as Schwaz, and is easily reached by rail in less than half an hour. We had hospitable friends in the neighborhood, who were eager to entertain us, so a visit was resolved upon. Nothing so prosaic as a railway ride would satisfy us, though; we were resolved to travel on foot.
Rather than take the straight level road that ran down the valley on the Schwaz side of the river, we chose the less frequented way on the opposite side. Through several litt...le villages we passed, where every one we met saluted us with the pious Gr'iiss Gotl, or even came to kiss the priest's hand; where herds of placid cows, many with a great bell attached to a broad band of gay colors round the neck, grazed by the roadside under charge of some sturdy lad or shy little maid; where the village cross on its 141 RAMBLES IN CATHOLIC LANDS stone steps, and the village church in its " God's acre," with many a wayside shrine and many a pious picture or statue, spoke of the deep faith of that truly Catholic people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Volders is a village on the same side of the Inn as Schwaz, and is easily reached by rail in less than half an hour. We had hospitable friends in the neighborhood, who were eager to entertain us, so a visit was resolved upon. Nothing so prosaic as a railway ride would satisfy us, though; we were resolved to travel on foot.
Rather than take the straight level road that ran down the valley on the Schwaz side of the river, we chose the less frequented way on the opposite side. Through several litt...le villages we passed, where every one we met saluted us with the pious Gr'iiss Gotl, or even came to kiss the priest's hand; where herds of placid cows, many with a great bell attached to a broad band of gay colors round the neck, grazed by the roadside under charge of some sturdy lad or shy little maid; where the village cross on its 141 RAMBLES IN CATHOLIC LANDS stone steps, and the village church in its " God's acre," with many a wayside shrine and many a pious picture or statue, spoke of the deep faith of that truly Catholic people.
What to read after Rambles in Catholic Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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