Rollo in Paris
Rollo in Paris
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These things were arranged on tables and in casesmade expressly for them, and placed in the various rooms. The tables andcases occupy, generally, the central parts of the rooms that they wereplaced in, so as not to interfere with the use of the sides of the roomsfor books. In one place was a collection of some of the oldest booksthat ever were printed, showing the style of typography that prevailedwhen the art of printing was first discovered. Mr. George took greatinterest in looking at these. ...Rollo and Jennie, however, did not thinkmuch of them; and so, while their uncle was examining these ancientspecimens, they went to the windows and looked out into the court yard. This court formed a green and beautiful garden, shaded with trees andadorned with fountains and walks. The visitors could see that thebuildings of the library extended in long ranges all around it.
At length, at the end of the second range of rooms, the party came to athird range, which was parallel to the first, and which extended alongthe back side of the court yard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These things were arranged on tables and in casesmade expressly for them, and placed in the various rooms. The tables andcases occupy, generally, the central parts of the rooms that they wereplaced in, so as not to interfere with the use of the sides of the roomsfor books. In one place was a collection of some of the oldest booksthat ever were printed, showing the style of typography that prevailedwhen the art of printing was first discovered. Mr. George took greatinterest in looking at these. ...Rollo and Jennie, however, did not thinkmuch of them; and so, while their uncle was examining these ancientspecimens, they went to the windows and looked out into the court yard. This court formed a green and beautiful garden, shaded with trees andadorned with fountains and walks. The visitors could see that thebuildings of the library extended in long ranges all around it.
At length, at the end of the second range of rooms, the party came to athird range, which was parallel to the first, and which extended alongthe back side of the court yard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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