Travels Through the Crimea, Turkey, And Egypt
Travels Through the Crimea, Turkey, And Egypt
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r 242 SINGULAR THEORY ON tioned in conversation, that, at the theatre of Athens, there existed a subterranean construction, having for its object the improvement of the hearing and echo, the Signor gave it as his opinion, that the Ear of Dionysius was a similar work.
There is a small canal running round one of the rows of benches, the discovery of which (evidently a water canal) my friend the antiquary states to be his, own, it not being mentioned by Biscaris or Capodicci. This same canal is ab...out ten inches broad, and as many deep ; and, as the marks of the stones shew, had been covered over, for the very natural purpose of preserving the feet of those sitting on the next higher bench from being im- mersed in ten inches of water. Another similar to it runs lower down, and, to complete the basis of the grand theory, a third is supposed. These little canals axe then imagined to Have had others, of which no traces are discoverable, communicating, ail through, the solid rock, with the top of the Ear of Dionysius.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
r 242 SINGULAR THEORY ON tioned in conversation, that, at the theatre of Athens, there existed a subterranean construction, having for its object the improvement of the hearing and echo, the Signor gave it as his opinion, that the Ear of Dionysius was a similar work.
There is a small canal running round one of the rows of benches, the discovery of which (evidently a water canal) my friend the antiquary states to be his, own, it not being mentioned by Biscaris or Capodicci. This same canal is ab...out ten inches broad, and as many deep ; and, as the marks of the stones shew, had been covered over, for the very natural purpose of preserving the feet of those sitting on the next higher bench from being im- mersed in ten inches of water. Another similar to it runs lower down, and, to complete the basis of the grand theory, a third is supposed. These little canals axe then imagined to Have had others, of which no traces are discoverable, communicating, ail through, the solid rock, with the top of the Ear of Dionysius.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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