South-Eastern France
South-Eastern France
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Poligny (Hotel: Central good and clean).
' There is a friendliness, a bonhomie, and a disinterestedness about these hotel-keepers. At the table d'hote dinners the master of the house always presides and looks after his guests ; waiters there are none ; sometimes the plates are changed by the landlady, POLIGNY.
281 who also superintends the kitchen, sometimes by the landlord, sometimes by a guest, and shortcomings are made up for by general geniality and good-nature; everyone knows everyone, and... the dinner is a meeting of old friends. ' ' Holidays in Eastern France' Poligny is a pretty, sleepy little town, under Le Dent, a limestone cliff crowned by a cross, upon which imagination sees the figure of a man with a basket in the Pierre-qui-vire. Well-paved streets lead to a little square, with an avenue of pink chestnuts beyond it. The hunchbacked parish church of S. Hippolyte is of 1422, and contains, in its porch, a remarkable crucifix between figures of SS. Mary and John. Behind the church is a Convent of Poor Clares, with a well, shown as due to the prayers of S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poligny (Hotel: Central good and clean).
' There is a friendliness, a bonhomie, and a disinterestedness about these hotel-keepers. At the table d'hote dinners the master of the house always presides and looks after his guests ; waiters there are none ; sometimes the plates are changed by the landlady, POLIGNY.
281 who also superintends the kitchen, sometimes by the landlord, sometimes by a guest, and shortcomings are made up for by general geniality and good-nature; everyone knows everyone, and... the dinner is a meeting of old friends. ' ' Holidays in Eastern France' Poligny is a pretty, sleepy little town, under Le Dent, a limestone cliff crowned by a cross, upon which imagination sees the figure of a man with a basket in the Pierre-qui-vire. Well-paved streets lead to a little square, with an avenue of pink chestnuts beyond it. The hunchbacked parish church of S. Hippolyte is of 1422, and contains, in its porch, a remarkable crucifix between figures of SS. Mary and John. Behind the church is a Convent of Poor Clares, with a well, shown as due to the prayers of S.
What to read after South-Eastern France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus J C Augustus John Cuthbert Hare to read onlineMoreLess
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