Fred Markham in Russia
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The part of the walls enclosing the stoves are of curiouslycoloured tiles; indeed, the whole building is a most bizarre, strangeplace, a perfect specimen of a Byzantine palace. In variety ofcolouring it is something like the Alhambra, but, though equallywonderful, it is barbarous in the extreme compared to that celebratededifice of Southern Spain. Our travellers climbed to the top of thisstrange little palace, and went out on the roof, whence they looked downon a whole mass of golden and colour...ed domes and minarets, aconsiderable number of them belonging to the smallest and most ancientchurch in the Kremlin. In the Granovitaya Palata is a window, at whichthe Emperor shows himself on state occasions to the troops, drawn up onthe parade. It is one of the windows of the Hall of Justice, and heresuppliants used to be drawn up in a basket, to present their petitionsand to hear judgment pronounced.
"It would have been a convenient way of getting rid of a troublesomepetitioner to let it and the petitioner come down together by the run, as you would say, Cousin Giles, " observed Fred, laughing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The part of the walls enclosing the stoves are of curiouslycoloured tiles; indeed, the whole building is a most bizarre, strangeplace, a perfect specimen of a Byzantine palace. In variety ofcolouring it is something like the Alhambra, but, though equallywonderful, it is barbarous in the extreme compared to that celebratededifice of Southern Spain. Our travellers climbed to the top of thisstrange little palace, and went out on the roof, whence they looked downon a whole mass of golden and colour...ed domes and minarets, aconsiderable number of them belonging to the smallest and most ancientchurch in the Kremlin. In the Granovitaya Palata is a window, at whichthe Emperor shows himself on state occasions to the troops, drawn up onthe parade. It is one of the windows of the Hall of Justice, and heresuppliants used to be drawn up in a basket, to present their petitionsand to hear judgment pronounced.
"It would have been a convenient way of getting rid of a troublesomepetitioner to let it and the petitioner come down together by the run, as you would say, Cousin Giles, " observed Fred, laughing.
What to read after Fred Markham in Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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