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Summer holidays among the glories of France, her cathedrals and churches (1902)

Bumpus, T. Francis (Thomas Francis), 1861-1916 · London, T. B. Bumpus · leaf 160

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- Ic Roi, another small Pontigny and Auxerre 141 scattered village, in whose Early Pointed one-aisled church —enshrining remains of the earlier building in the shape of richRomanesque doors and sedilia —I rest for a short time. Anon,the road—never fatiguing, because so diversified—lies throughlarge… … ST. ETIENNE, .\UXERKE Kentish hop-garden—and at about half-past tour, on arriving atthe brow of the last hill, I come once more in sight of my oldfriend the Yonne, and a little to the left—crowning the slope onits opposite bank, still two miles distant—Auxerre. A\hether approached by road or rail,…

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