Fair Italy, the Riviera And Monte Carlo
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, one can scarcely callMalta a healthy place. The fact is, in that latitude, with soover-crowded a population, the natives most unclean in their habits, andwith faulty and inadequate sewerage system, one could not expectotherwise.
In February, March, and a part of April, when my wife was there, theweather was unsettled, stormy, and cold nearly all the time.
Strada Reale, where the great public square and governor's palace are, Ibelieve, is (or used to be) the principal street, and the shops the...reare very attractive, especially the jewellers', with their exquisitesilver and gold filagree work; and also the places where the beautifulMaltese lace is sold. Strada Zecca, a peaceful, shady, and silentretreat, used to be the street of the Government offices; and we seehere many of the old palaces and houses of the Knight Crusaders, some ofwhich are rather peculiarly constructed inside. There are theoverhanging shading roofs, as at Genoa and other places; but theKnights, not being permitted to marry, had no families, and so did notrequire many sleeping-rooms: therefore, in most of the houses of Valettathe reception-rooms and courts are spacious, lofty, and handsomelydecorated, and occupy by far the larger portion of the building, whilethe sleeping-rooms are narrow, confined, and limited in extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, one can scarcely callMalta a healthy place. The fact is, in that latitude, with soover-crowded a population, the natives most unclean in their habits, andwith faulty and inadequate sewerage system, one could not expectotherwise.
In February, March, and a part of April, when my wife was there, theweather was unsettled, stormy, and cold nearly all the time.
Strada Reale, where the great public square and governor's palace are, Ibelieve, is (or used to be) the principal street, and the shops the...reare very attractive, especially the jewellers', with their exquisitesilver and gold filagree work; and also the places where the beautifulMaltese lace is sold. Strada Zecca, a peaceful, shady, and silentretreat, used to be the street of the Government offices; and we seehere many of the old palaces and houses of the Knight Crusaders, some ofwhich are rather peculiarly constructed inside. There are theoverhanging shading roofs, as at Genoa and other places; but theKnights, not being permitted to marry, had no families, and so did notrequire many sleeping-rooms: therefore, in most of the houses of Valettathe reception-rooms and courts are spacious, lofty, and handsomelydecorated, and occupy by far the larger portion of the building, whilethe sleeping-rooms are narrow, confined, and limited in extent.
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