Wanderings by
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共 23 段- The ancient treasure of Roc-Amadour has been scattered or me
- One morning, as I climbed to my eyrie, I was shocked to see
- This narrow strip of meadow that winds along the bottom of t
- The people of these _causses_ have a supernatural explanatio
- A little beyond the village I passed a gipsy encampment rang
- It needed no little reflection and expenditure of art to ins
- The summer is glorious here, and as the climate is influence
- Wine-growing, until some eight or ten years ago, was the chi
- First, the _causse_ had to be reached by ascending the cliff
- They certainly do work exceedingly hard, these peasant-propr
- While I am waiting for the Père Etienne, a Franciscan of wid
- Continuing my way up the gorge, I presently saw a village cl
- At a village called Moulin, lying in a rich and beautiful va
- Having taken an hour's rest and a light meal in the village,
- The Tarn being in summer shallow, and of crystal clearness e
- I was by the river-side not far from Sainte-Enimie when a ra
- The cliffs drew nearer and rose higher, and then the river r
- This church of the twelfth century is built of red sandstone
- A long narrow street, steep and stony, leads to the church,
- In the narrow street beyond the arch a company of gigantic g
- There is something that troubles the imagination in the appe
- I was not cheered by the sight of goose or turkey turning on
- I had some talk with a peasant who had been watching my move