The National Capitol Its Architecture Art And History
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The historic walls, which so oft have looked upon the dead, answer step and voice in hollow accents until the belated visitor finds himself looking fearfully for some demon — some spirit — to leap up in his path, or drop leopard-like from above. Behind each arch lurks, then, the Quasimodo of the Capitol. Can the spirit which Victor Hugo conjured up for Notre-Dame have sought refuge among the secret passages of the dome ? Is Quasimodo alive ; and does he now unsuspected lurk in and defend the mi...ghty precincts of the Capitol as
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The historic walls, which so oft have looked upon the dead, answer step and voice in hollow accents until the belated visitor finds himself looking fearfully for some demon — some spirit — to leap up in his path, or drop leopard-like from above. Behind each arch lurks, then, the Quasimodo of the Capitol. Can the spirit which Victor Hugo conjured up for Notre-Dame have sought refuge among the secret passages of the dome ? Is Quasimodo alive ; and does he now unsuspected lurk in and defend the mi...ghty precincts of the Capitol as
What to read after The National Capitol Its Architecture Art And History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cochrane Hazelton to read onlineMoreLess
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