Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)
Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London : G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 282
isgreat architectural work should have been begun so near theclose of the citys prosperity, and that in spite of severalefforts it has never been half completed. It is as if a fatalityhung over the whole place, and as if all the greatness Nar-bonne had conceived was predestined to destruction or… … the door of tue cloister. -NARBONNE. of the XII century was built in our day by Viollct-le-Duc,very little of the old Palace can properly be said to exist.Besides its two ])nncipal towers, a smalk^r one, a ,qatc, anda chapel remain. Xiolkl K Due has construckd the Hotel- 256 Languedoc. de-Ville…
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