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Simon the Jester 10 | Ecrit le 23-11-2009 à 00h59

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter XIX Agatha proved herself the good soul I had represented her to be.

Simon the Jester 9 | Ecrit le 23-11-2009 à 00h58

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter XVII The other day, while looking through a limbo of a drawer wherein have been cast from time to time a medley of...

Simon the Jester 8 | Ecrit le 23-11-2009 à 00h57

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter XV Of what happened immediately afterwards I have but a confused memory. I remember that Lola and I both fell on our...

Simon the Jester 7 | Ecrit le 23-11-2009 à 00h56

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter XIII You could have knocked me down with a feather. It is a trite metaphor, I know; but it is none the less excellent. I repeat,...

Simon the Jester 6 | Ecrit le 23-11-2009 à 00h54

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter XI When I began this autobiographical sketch of the last few weeks of my existence, I had conceived, as I have already said, the...

Simon the Jester 5 | Ecrit le 22-11-2009 à 00h20

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter IX We sprang apart, for all the world like a guilty pair surprised. Luckily the room was in its normal dim state of illumination, so...

Simon the Jester 4 | Ecrit le 22-11-2009 à 00h19

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter VII The murder is out. A paragraph has appeared in the newspapers to the effect that the marriage arranged between Mr. Simon de Gex...

Simon the Jester 3 | Ecrit le 22-11-2009 à 00h17

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter V I wish I had not called on Lola Brandt. She disturbs me to the point of nightmare. In a fit of dream paralysis last night I fancied...

Simon the Jester 2 | Ecrit le 22-11-2009 à 00h16

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter III Some letters in Dale's round handwriting lay on the library table awaiting my signature. Dale himself had gone. A lady had called...

Simon the Jester 1 | Ecrit le 22-11-2009 à 00h14

Simon the Jester William J. Locke Chapter I I met Renniker the other day at the club. He is a man who knows everything -- from the method of trimming a puppy's tail for a...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 14 | Ecrit le 21-11-2009 à 14h31

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerOn the opposite side of the bridge of Pont-de-l'Arche, stand theremains of a far richer abbey, that of Bonport, of the Cistertian order,founded by Richard Coeur-de-Lion, in 1190, as an _ex voto_. The monarch,then just in possession of his crown, was indulging with his...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 13 | Ecrit le 21-11-2009 à 14h29

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerFOOTNOTES:[Footnote 91: The following are the dimensions of the church, in Frenchmeasure, according to Beziers.FEET.Height of the central tower 224Ditto of the two western ditto 230Length of the interior of the church 296Width of ditto 76Height of ditto...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 12 | Ecrit le 21-11-2009 à 14h28

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerLETTER XXVIII.CATHEDRAL OF BAYEUX--CANON OF CAMBREMER--COPE OF ST. REGNOBERT--ODO.(_Bayeux, August_, 1818.)Excepting the tapestry and the cathedral, Bayeux, at this time, offersno objects of interest to the curious traveller. Its convents are eitherdemolished, or...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 11 | Ecrit le 21-11-2009 à 14h25

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerAbout half way between Caen and Bayeux, is the village of Brettevillel'Orgueilleuse, the lofty tower of whose church, perforated with longlancet windows, and surmounted by a high spire, excites curiosity.Churches are numerous in this neighborhood, and there is no other partof...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 10 | Ecrit le 20-11-2009 à 00h46

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerSuch is the general description of the floors of this apartment: withregard to the date of the tiles, Ducarel proceeds to state that "it ismost probable the pavement was laid down in the latter part of the reignof King John, when he was loitering away his life at Caen, with...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 9 | Ecrit le 20-11-2009 à 00h44

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerIn the suburb of Vaucelles, the church of St. Michael contains somearchitectural features of great curiosity[75]. The circular-headedarches in the short square tower, and in a small round turret that isattached to it, are unquestionably early Norman, and are remarkable fortheir...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 8 | Ecrit le 20-11-2009 à 00h42

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerIn the midst of this level country, in which even apple-trees arescarce, stands the ancient capital of Lower Normandy, extending fromeast to west in so long a line, that on our approach it appeared tocover as much ground as Rouen, which is in fact double its size.--From adistance,...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 7 | Ecrit le 20-11-2009 à 00h38

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerLETTER XXII.SITE AND RUINS OF THE CAPITAL OF THE LEXOVII--HISTORY OFLISIEUX--MONASTERIES OF THE DIOCESE--ORDERICUS VITALIS--M.DUBOIS--LETTER FROM THE PRINCESS BORGHESE.(_Lisieux, July_,...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 6 | Ecrit le 20-11-2009 à 00h35

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson TurnerLETTER XXI.BERNAT--BROGLIE--ORBEC--LISIEUX--CATHEDRAL--ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.(_Lisieux, July_, 1818.)Instead of pursuing the straight road from Brionne to this city, wedeviated somewhat to the south, by the advice of M. Le Prevost; and wehave not regretted the...

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. 5 | Ecrit le 19-11-2009 à 00h18

Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)byDawson Turner St. Ouen, the principal church in the place, is a poor edifice. Itbears, however, some tokens of remote age: such are the circular archesin the choir, and a curious capital, on which are represented twofigures in combat, of rude sculpture.--A second church, that of NotreDame des...

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