William
William
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Well, I have seen Pompeii ! It took an hour to go, and cost a franc. The railroad goes along the Bay and around Vesuvius. Pompeii is three or four miles inland now, but the Bay extended to it once, and the fastenings for vessels are still there. The land is raised, or the sea fallen. The city stands on the southeast side of Vesuvius, and is a hundred feet or so above sea level . The entrance fee is two lires (francs), and when I found that covered the services of the guide 89 who was following ...me, I allowed him to go along, and should not have known much without him.
Shall I write you what I saw in Pom- peii? Am I equal to the task? Shade of Caesar, help my descriptive powers ! "Gal- lia est divisa in partes tres" is invoked. I walked around two hours, made a table on the shoulder of the guide, and took some notes with my pencil on the margin of a newspaper.
At the top of the long ascent, under a great arch, there stands on the right a small museum, of probably one hundred feet in length, with the end toward the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, I have seen Pompeii ! It took an hour to go, and cost a franc. The railroad goes along the Bay and around Vesuvius. Pompeii is three or four miles inland now, but the Bay extended to it once, and the fastenings for vessels are still there. The land is raised, or the sea fallen. The city stands on the southeast side of Vesuvius, and is a hundred feet or so above sea level . The entrance fee is two lires (francs), and when I found that covered the services of the guide 89 who was following ...me, I allowed him to go along, and should not have known much without him.
Shall I write you what I saw in Pom- peii? Am I equal to the task? Shade of Caesar, help my descriptive powers ! "Gal- lia est divisa in partes tres" is invoked. I walked around two hours, made a table on the shoulder of the guide, and took some notes with my pencil on the margin of a newspaper.
At the top of the long ascent, under a great arch, there stands on the right a small museum, of probably one hundred feet in length, with the end toward the way.
What to read after William?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W William Wallace Handlin to read onlineMoreLess
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