Voyages And Travels of Her Majesty Caroline Queen of Great Britain Including
Voyages And Travels of Her Majesty Caroline Queen of Great Britain Including
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The day was cloudless ; the beams of the sun played over the landscape ; hues of light blue, intermingled with dark shades, deepening as they retired, chequered the mountains. A line of shining white snow marked the distant Apennines; and a vault of the purest and brightest azure covered this glorious scene. We passed a long and delightful morning in its contemplation.
The following day was employed in wandering over the city at large, and taking a cursory view of some of its principal streets,... squares, build- ings, and monuments. This we did to satisfy the first cravings of curiosity.
We then proceeded to the Vatican and Pincian mounts, ranged over the Campus Martins, and along the banks of the river Tiber ; then wandered through the villas, both within and without the city ; and, finally, explored the churches, monu- ments, tombs, hills, and fields, in its immediate neighbourhood.
After having thus gratified ourselves with a general and some select views, and formed a toler- ably accurate idea of the most striking features of Rome, we proceeded, on the fourth day, through the II Corso, that is, through " streets of palaces and walks of state, " to the Capitolinehill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The day was cloudless ; the beams of the sun played over the landscape ; hues of light blue, intermingled with dark shades, deepening as they retired, chequered the mountains. A line of shining white snow marked the distant Apennines; and a vault of the purest and brightest azure covered this glorious scene. We passed a long and delightful morning in its contemplation.
The following day was employed in wandering over the city at large, and taking a cursory view of some of its principal streets,... squares, build- ings, and monuments. This we did to satisfy the first cravings of curiosity.
We then proceeded to the Vatican and Pincian mounts, ranged over the Campus Martins, and along the banks of the river Tiber ; then wandered through the villas, both within and without the city ; and, finally, explored the churches, monu- ments, tombs, hills, and fields, in its immediate neighbourhood.
After having thus gratified ourselves with a general and some select views, and formed a toler- ably accurate idea of the most striking features of Rome, we proceeded, on the fourth day, through the II Corso, that is, through " streets of palaces and walks of state, " to the Capitolinehill.
What to read after Voyages And Travels of Her Majesty Caroline Queen of Great Britain Including?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Adolphus to read onlineMoreLess
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