Wanderings By the Seine
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115 and 129 — which will attract the stranger's attention, notwithstanding the display of merchandise in a street where almost every house is a shop. Turning up a short avenue, however, almost opposite the tower, he arrives at the Palais de Justice and the Salle des Pro- cureurs — not one building, as might be imagined, for the former was built by Louis XII. In 1499, and the latter by the town of Rouen in 1493. Before the latter date the merchants used to congregate in the cathedral, thus makin...g the temple, if not " a den of thieves, " yet a rendezvous for buyers and sellers ; and the Salle was at last built by the scandalised authorities at the public expense. It is a vaulted apartment, sixty feet long and fifty broad, the roof unsupported by pillars, and the whole executed in a taste at once chaste and bold. Another apartment, contiguous, which serves as the Court of Assize, is very beautiful, although almost all the ornamental work has disappeared. Its ceiling is of oak, grown black with age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
115 and 129 — which will attract the stranger's attention, notwithstanding the display of merchandise in a street where almost every house is a shop. Turning up a short avenue, however, almost opposite the tower, he arrives at the Palais de Justice and the Salle des Pro- cureurs — not one building, as might be imagined, for the former was built by Louis XII. In 1499, and the latter by the town of Rouen in 1493. Before the latter date the merchants used to congregate in the cathedral, thus makin...g the temple, if not " a den of thieves, " yet a rendezvous for buyers and sellers ; and the Salle was at last built by the scandalised authorities at the public expense. It is a vaulted apartment, sixty feet long and fifty broad, the roof unsupported by pillars, and the whole executed in a taste at once chaste and bold. Another apartment, contiguous, which serves as the Court of Assize, is very beautiful, although almost all the ornamental work has disappeared. Its ceiling is of oak, grown black with age.
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