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The houses, with their fantastic, pointed gables, are as dazzlingin their whiteness as the habitations of Arabian cities, and are allcongregated in an irregular triangle that contains a populationof about thirty thousand souls. Its churches date from the twelfthcentury. Its tall cathedral is visible from afar to vessels returningfrom sea, and it is the capital of commercial Norway, thoughsituated off the regular lines of travel, and a long distancefrom the two cities which rank first and second... in the kingdom, politically--Christiania and Drontheim.
Under any other circumstances the professor would have taken greatpleasure in studying this important city, which is Dutch rather thanNorwegian in its aspect and manners. It had been one of the citiesincluded in his original route, but since his adventure on theMaristien and his subsequent sojourn at Dal, his plans had undergoneimportant changes.
Sylvius Hogg was no longer the traveling deputy, anxious to ascertainthe exact condition of the country from a commercial as well as apolitical point of view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The houses, with their fantastic, pointed gables, are as dazzlingin their whiteness as the habitations of Arabian cities, and are allcongregated in an irregular triangle that contains a populationof about thirty thousand souls. Its churches date from the twelfthcentury. Its tall cathedral is visible from afar to vessels returningfrom sea, and it is the capital of commercial Norway, thoughsituated off the regular lines of travel, and a long distancefrom the two cities which rank first and second... in the kingdom, politically--Christiania and Drontheim.
Under any other circumstances the professor would have taken greatpleasure in studying this important city, which is Dutch rather thanNorwegian in its aspect and manners. It had been one of the citiesincluded in his original route, but since his adventure on theMaristien and his subsequent sojourn at Dal, his plans had undergoneimportant changes.
Sylvius Hogg was no longer the traveling deputy, anxious to ascertainthe exact condition of the country from a commercial as well as apolitical point of view.
What to read after Ticket No. "9672"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verne Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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