The Cathedral Towns And Intervening Places of England, Ireland And Scotland: a Description of Cities, Cathedrals, Lakes, Mountains, Ruins, And Watering Places
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The great central dome has dim-paintings by Sir James Thorn- hill, done at the time the cathedral was built. Seen, as the inside of the great dome is, through smoke, which the rays of light from the large windows above penetrate and make visible (this effect is ever present during the hght), the great dome awakens a feeling of solemnity. We felt something of what we were contemplating.
The shades of night were falling ; the assembly had broken up, and here and there were solitary visitors, movi...ng about weird-like in the dim light as if loth to leave. We at length passed out, and returned to our lodgings at West End.
What ground has been gone over between the hours of 4 and 8 p. M. Hyde Park, Westminster Abbey and Bridge, Parliament Houses, the almost classic river, a look at St. Paul's, — and we are at home and resting.
LONDON. 149 The comparatively recent construction of St. Paul's deprives it of such ancient monuments as may be found at the Abbey, and in other English cathedrals. Those here are of white mar- ble ; and, although some of them are nearly a century old, they yet have a newness of design akin to statuary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great central dome has dim-paintings by Sir James Thorn- hill, done at the time the cathedral was built. Seen, as the inside of the great dome is, through smoke, which the rays of light from the large windows above penetrate and make visible (this effect is ever present during the hght), the great dome awakens a feeling of solemnity. We felt something of what we were contemplating.
The shades of night were falling ; the assembly had broken up, and here and there were solitary visitors, movi...ng about weird-like in the dim light as if loth to leave. We at length passed out, and returned to our lodgings at West End.
What ground has been gone over between the hours of 4 and 8 p. M. Hyde Park, Westminster Abbey and Bridge, Parliament Houses, the almost classic river, a look at St. Paul's, — and we are at home and resting.
LONDON. 149 The comparatively recent construction of St. Paul's deprives it of such ancient monuments as may be found at the Abbey, and in other English cathedrals. Those here are of white mar- ble ; and, although some of them are nearly a century old, they yet have a newness of design akin to statuary.
What to read after The Cathedral Towns And Intervening Places of England, Ireland And Scotland: a Description of Cities, Cathedrals, Lakes, Mountains, Ruins, And Watering Places?
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