Vanished Halls And Cathedrals of France
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My Lady Anne discovered that the clothing sent to be washed was, unless otherwise ordered, sent home rough dried! Ironing is special. Following the custom here there was no weekly washing day, but washing was done once a month or even two months, and this is the reason why there were so many of the really fine oak or chestnut armoirs to be found. Some of these were most beauti- ful, made of polished wood, and had often unique brass hinges and locks. Every household had one or more, in spite of ...the fact that the dealers were on the quest for them. The peasants who lived off the beaten track of 121 VANISHED HALLS OF FRANCE travel willingly parted with them for comparatively small prices. We thought it rather extraordinary to find in a poor laborer's cottage a specimen of these fine chests fit for the hall of a millionaire collector. There were also fine wardrobes to be found, with handsomely carved chestnut or applewood panels polished like glass, and with brass knobs and locks worn bright with the use of many generations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My Lady Anne discovered that the clothing sent to be washed was, unless otherwise ordered, sent home rough dried! Ironing is special. Following the custom here there was no weekly washing day, but washing was done once a month or even two months, and this is the reason why there were so many of the really fine oak or chestnut armoirs to be found. Some of these were most beauti- ful, made of polished wood, and had often unique brass hinges and locks. Every household had one or more, in spite of ...the fact that the dealers were on the quest for them. The peasants who lived off the beaten track of 121 VANISHED HALLS OF FRANCE travel willingly parted with them for comparatively small prices. We thought it rather extraordinary to find in a poor laborer's cottage a specimen of these fine chests fit for the hall of a millionaire collector. There were also fine wardrobes to be found, with handsomely carved chestnut or applewood panels polished like glass, and with brass knobs and locks worn bright with the use of many generations.
What to read after Vanished Halls And Cathedrals of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwards, George Wharton, 1859- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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