My Naval Career And Travels
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On the Isthmus of Corinth I visited the works of Nero's canal, begun but never finished; it was to have been about 200 feet wide nearly on the same line that the present canal has now been made.
I visited Schliemann's Troy, which I believe is the real one : it also fulfils Virgil's ' Est in 212 PAESTUM conspectu Tenedos, ' &c. There are seemingly the remains of four towns one over the other, of which I understand the second from the bottom to be Priam's city, and you can see marks of fire in it..., and make out the Scaean Gate.
I must resist mentioning most of the places I visited, but the Mediterranean is to my mind the most interesting part of the world historically, and one is much inclined to enlarge about it.
If you want to get exercise quickly, run down the cone of Vesuvius ; we did so, and in five minutes got so much violent motion of arms and legs that we were stiff for two or three days.
I visited Paestum, anchoring off it, and landed to see the three ruined temples there, which are magnificent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the Isthmus of Corinth I visited the works of Nero's canal, begun but never finished; it was to have been about 200 feet wide nearly on the same line that the present canal has now been made.
I visited Schliemann's Troy, which I believe is the real one : it also fulfils Virgil's ' Est in 212 PAESTUM conspectu Tenedos, ' &c. There are seemingly the remains of four towns one over the other, of which I understand the second from the bottom to be Priam's city, and you can see marks of fire in it..., and make out the Scaean Gate.
I must resist mentioning most of the places I visited, but the Mediterranean is to my mind the most interesting part of the world historically, and one is much inclined to enlarge about it.
If you want to get exercise quickly, run down the cone of Vesuvius ; we did so, and in five minutes got so much violent motion of arms and legs that we were stiff for two or three days.
I visited Paestum, anchoring off it, and landed to see the three ruined temples there, which are magnificent.
What to read after My Naval Career And Travels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hobart Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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