Cities
Cities
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VI Prague is a city of contrasts, and it is not to be understood until one has seen the Pfikopy as well as the Hradcin, the modern Vaclavske Nam^sti, as well as the ancient arcades |ibout the Starom^stke NamSsti, and has realised that all these contrasts are so many parts of a single national life, and that they are, after all, only the more visible half of that 152 CITIES "slata Praha," that "golden Prague," which the Bohemian sees, not only with his eyes, but with his memory. The older parts ...of the town give one a strange sensation of being still in the Middle Ages, and they are sombre, at moments menacing, as one comes upon great archways leading into narrow alleys, or opening into vaulted inner rooms, or great courtyards. Twisting lanes lead from street to street, restaurants or cafes show a glimmering light at the end of a long passage plunged in darkness ; wherever one passes one gets fantastic glimpses under arcades and archways, people moving across roughly paved squares, by a flickering light, or turning down a narrow passage under a low door- way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VI Prague is a city of contrasts, and it is not to be understood until one has seen the Pfikopy as well as the Hradcin, the modern Vaclavske Nam^sti, as well as the ancient arcades |ibout the Starom^stke NamSsti, and has realised that all these contrasts are so many parts of a single national life, and that they are, after all, only the more visible half of that 152 CITIES "slata Praha," that "golden Prague," which the Bohemian sees, not only with his eyes, but with his memory. The older parts ...of the town give one a strange sensation of being still in the Middle Ages, and they are sombre, at moments menacing, as one comes upon great archways leading into narrow alleys, or opening into vaulted inner rooms, or great courtyards. Twisting lanes lead from street to street, restaurants or cafes show a glimmering light at the end of a long passage plunged in darkness ; wherever one passes one gets fantastic glimpses under arcades and archways, people moving across roughly paved squares, by a flickering light, or turning down a narrow passage under a low door- way.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symons, Arthur, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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