To Mont Blanc And Back Again
To Mont Blanc And Back Again
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A back street in London seemed to me to be preferable to such a residence.
The main streets of Berne remind you of Chester by their arcaded footways, which are, however, of solid stone, not of wbod. They give the houses a heavy prison-like appearance, rather displeasing, but . when you feel how they shelter you from the scorching sun of a Swiss Julyi you are quite ready 'to forgive the architect. At the rear of these are the shops, which have all of them more or less of a primitive character^ a...nd afford in their arrangements and the articles exposed a few hours' inter* esting study. For name*plates you will see a card framed and glazed on the doorpost Fancy-shops are numerous, betokening, with the abundance of View9 in Switzerland^ a brisk demand for souvenirs on the part of visitors.
Especially characteristic are the wood-carvings, and you cannot fail of being struck by the number of bears exhi* bited on the stalls. They are of all sizes, from that of a sucking-pig to a dormouse, cut out of beech, and well done too, to tempt the passers-by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A back street in London seemed to me to be preferable to such a residence.
The main streets of Berne remind you of Chester by their arcaded footways, which are, however, of solid stone, not of wbod. They give the houses a heavy prison-like appearance, rather displeasing, but . when you feel how they shelter you from the scorching sun of a Swiss Julyi you are quite ready 'to forgive the architect. At the rear of these are the shops, which have all of them more or less of a primitive character^ a...nd afford in their arrangements and the articles exposed a few hours' inter* esting study. For name*plates you will see a card framed and glazed on the doorpost Fancy-shops are numerous, betokening, with the abundance of View9 in Switzerland^ a brisk demand for souvenirs on the part of visitors.
Especially characteristic are the wood-carvings, and you cannot fail of being struck by the number of bears exhi* bited on the stalls. They are of all sizes, from that of a sucking-pig to a dormouse, cut out of beech, and well done too, to tempt the passers-by.
What to read after To Mont Blanc And Back Again?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter White to read onlineMoreLess
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