Windmills And Wooden Shoes
Windmills And Wooden Shoes
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In passing through the neat little brick paved villages WINDMILLS AND WOODEN SHOES of Voorburg and Voorschoten the tram engine careens around through the streets as if it had developed a first-class state of intoxication. It aims directly for a kitchen door here and the walls of a church there, only to miss them by a few feet while making a dex- terous turn to the other side of the road, twisting its diminutive train of two or three cars in its wake. Then out beside the dikes again it puffs and... sputters on its seemingly remonstrative way to Leyden.
Leyden is a quiet, - curious old town, rich in history and effervescent with learning. With due respect to art, it was the birthplace of a dozen or more of the most illustrious Dutch painters of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, including Jan Steen, Gerard Dou, and last, but by no means least, the celebrated Rembrandt; but, strange to tell, it cannot boast of a single masterpiece of any of them. At its univer- sity, then renowned throughout the world, the future savants of the age came to pore over their books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In passing through the neat little brick paved villages WINDMILLS AND WOODEN SHOES of Voorburg and Voorschoten the tram engine careens around through the streets as if it had developed a first-class state of intoxication. It aims directly for a kitchen door here and the walls of a church there, only to miss them by a few feet while making a dex- terous turn to the other side of the road, twisting its diminutive train of two or three cars in its wake. Then out beside the dikes again it puffs and... sputters on its seemingly remonstrative way to Leyden.
Leyden is a quiet, - curious old town, rich in history and effervescent with learning. With due respect to art, it was the birthplace of a dozen or more of the most illustrious Dutch painters of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, including Jan Steen, Gerard Dou, and last, but by no means least, the celebrated Rembrandt; but, strange to tell, it cannot boast of a single masterpiece of any of them. At its univer- sity, then renowned throughout the world, the future savants of the age came to pore over their books.
What to read after Windmills And Wooden Shoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blair Jaekel to read onlineMoreLess
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