A Day's Tour
A Day's Tour
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And the machinery--or is it thesea?--still roaring in one's ear.
What, stopping! and by the roadside, it seems; the day breaking, theatmosphere cold, steel-blue, and misty. Rubbing the pane, a fewsurviving lights are seen twinkling--a picture surely somethingMoslem. For there, separated by low-lying fields, rise clusteredByzantine towers and belfries, with strangely-quaint German-lookingspires of the Nuremberg pattern, but all dimly outlined and mysteriousin their grayness.
There was an extraor...dinary and original feeling in this approach: theold fortifications, or what remained of them, rising before me; thegloom, the mystery, the widening streak of day, and perfectsolitariness. As I admired the shadowy belfry which rose so supremeand asserted itself among the spires, there broke out of a sudden aperfect _charivari_ of bells--jangling, chiming, rioting, from variouschurches, while amid all was conspicuous the deep, solemn BOOM! BOOM!like the slow baying of a hound.
It is five o'clock, but it might be the middle of the night, so darkis it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the machinery--or is it thesea?--still roaring in one's ear.
What, stopping! and by the roadside, it seems; the day breaking, theatmosphere cold, steel-blue, and misty. Rubbing the pane, a fewsurviving lights are seen twinkling--a picture surely somethingMoslem. For there, separated by low-lying fields, rise clusteredByzantine towers and belfries, with strangely-quaint German-lookingspires of the Nuremberg pattern, but all dimly outlined and mysteriousin their grayness.
There was an extraor...dinary and original feeling in this approach: theold fortifications, or what remained of them, rising before me; thegloom, the mystery, the widening streak of day, and perfectsolitariness. As I admired the shadowy belfry which rose so supremeand asserted itself among the spires, there broke out of a sudden aperfect _charivari_ of bells--jangling, chiming, rioting, from variouschurches, while amid all was conspicuous the deep, solemn BOOM! BOOM!like the slow baying of a hound.
It is five o'clock, but it might be the middle of the night, so darkis it.
What to read after A Day's Tour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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