The Fair Land Tyrol
The Fair Land Tyrol
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There is a gathering of white houses and flat roofs on the level of the plain, and just behind them, about in the middle, a peaked hill rises by terraced vineyards to the gleam- ing white castle of Telvana. But one castle is not enough for Borgo, and so the very sum- mit of the hill is crowned by another tower, the ruins of Castle S. Pietro.
As for the rest, Borgo makes no pretence of being a tourist resort. It leaves that task to the places which have regular stabilmenti.
In the Valsugana the ...extremes which the tour- ists bring are quite apparent. The stabil- menti of the cure resorts offer everything which the most fastidious may require, but Borgo, the capital of the valley, though it 262 Digitized by VjOOQIC Valsugana gives the best it can afford, is primitive in comparison.
The Val Tesino opens northward from the station of Strigno, a valley noted for the curious costume of its women and the migra- tory habits of the men. The main village is called Castel Tesino.
The men of Tesino go out into the world as peddlers of chromos, religious books, and op- tical instruments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a gathering of white houses and flat roofs on the level of the plain, and just behind them, about in the middle, a peaked hill rises by terraced vineyards to the gleam- ing white castle of Telvana. But one castle is not enough for Borgo, and so the very sum- mit of the hill is crowned by another tower, the ruins of Castle S. Pietro.
As for the rest, Borgo makes no pretence of being a tourist resort. It leaves that task to the places which have regular stabilmenti.
In the Valsugana the ...extremes which the tour- ists bring are quite apparent. The stabil- menti of the cure resorts offer everything which the most fastidious may require, but Borgo, the capital of the valley, though it 262 Digitized by VjOOQIC Valsugana gives the best it can afford, is primitive in comparison.
The Val Tesino opens northward from the station of Strigno, a valley noted for the curious costume of its women and the migra- tory habits of the men. The main village is called Castel Tesino.
The men of Tesino go out into the world as peddlers of chromos, religious books, and op- tical instruments.
What to read after The Fair Land Tyrol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccrackan, William Denison, 1864-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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