The National Magazine 4
The National Magazine 4
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It is oc- tagonal in form, thirty-six feet in diameter and thirty-eight feet in height, directly under the high altar; so that when the priest is saying mass, his feet are on the stone which forms the keystone of the vault. The staircase leading into it is formed of granite and colored marble, and closed by a handsome bronze gate. The Pantheon is lined throughout with jasper, porphyry, and other stones no less precious.
In the walls there are niches with antique- formed cippi, destined to conta...in the bodies of those kings and queens who have left issue. A penetrating and death-like cold- ness reigns throughout the vault, and the polished marble glitters and sparkles in the flickering torchlight; it seems as if the walls were dripping with water, and the visitor might almost imagine himself to be in some submarine grotto. The monstrous edifice weighs you down with all its weight ; it surrounds, it embraces, it suffocates you ; you feel as if you were clasped by the tentacles of an immense granite polypus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is oc- tagonal in form, thirty-six feet in diameter and thirty-eight feet in height, directly under the high altar; so that when the priest is saying mass, his feet are on the stone which forms the keystone of the vault. The staircase leading into it is formed of granite and colored marble, and closed by a handsome bronze gate. The Pantheon is lined throughout with jasper, porphyry, and other stones no less precious.
In the walls there are niches with antique- formed cippi, destined to conta...in the bodies of those kings and queens who have left issue. A penetrating and death-like cold- ness reigns throughout the vault, and the polished marble glitters and sparkles in the flickering torchlight; it seems as if the walls were dripping with water, and the visitor might almost imagine himself to be in some submarine grotto. The monstrous edifice weighs you down with all its weight ; it surrounds, it embraces, it suffocates you ; you feel as if you were clasped by the tentacles of an immense granite polypus.
What to read after The National Magazine 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abel Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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